<b>The 30-day money-back guarantee has more holes than coverage</b>

<b>The 30-day money-back guarantee has more holes than coverage</b>

Myth: <i>"30-day money-back, so there's zero risk."</i>

Read what's excluded: domain registration fees (non-refundable, often $15–20), setup fees, add-ons, and frequently anything past a 30-day clock that started the moment you paid — not when you launched. Some refund only the renewal portion, not the discounted intro term.

Follow the money: a refund that's easy and total would let buyers test freely and leave. A refund riddled with carve-outs lets them advertise "risk-free" while keeping most of your money.

Reality: "Risk-free" is doing a lot of lifting for a clause full of exceptions.