Legal

Refund & Digital Products

Books are sold through third-party platforms, so their policies decide refunds. Here's exactly how that works today.

Last updated August 2026

Nothing is sold directly on this site

This website doesn't take payments. Every purchase link sends you to an external platform, where that platform handles checkout, payment, delivery, and refunds under its own terms.

Paperback — sold through Amazon

The paperback edition of A Different Life is sold and fulfilled through Amazon. Amazon's applicable returns, refunds, and cancellation policies govern that purchase, along with any consumer rights you have in your own country.

For a damaged, missing, or incorrect order, or to request a return or refund, please go through your Amazon account or Amazon customer service. We can't issue refunds for Amazon orders, because the payment is never made to us.

E-book — sold through Payhip

The e-book edition is sold through Payhip. The checkout provider's terms and the product terms stated at checkout govern that purchase. Download and access are delivered by Payhip after payment.

As a digital product delivered immediately, the e-book is generally not refundable once downloaded, except where the stated terms at checkout or applicable consumer law say otherwise. If a file fails to download, arrives corrupted, or is clearly not what was described, email mikesmindsets@gmail.com with your order details and we'll try to sort it out — usually by re-sending the file, or by supporting a refund request through Payhip where that's appropriate.

Personal use

Buying the e-book gives you a personal, non-transferable copy for your own use. Please don't share, resell, or redistribute the file.

If this changes

If direct checkout and delivery are ever added to this site, this policy will be rewritten to describe those terms before any direct sale takes place. Until then, only the Amazon and Payhip routes above exist.

Contact

Order and delivery questions: mikesmindsets@gmail.com

This page describes how purchases currently work and is not legal advice. Your statutory consumer rights are unaffected.