Refund Policy

1. Private Ecclesiastical Capacity

Succor Enterprise operates as a private, trust-governed, ecclesiastical association. All offerings—including donations, consultations, document preparation services, spiritual counsel, educational resources, and lawful instruments—are rendered under private contract law, ecclesiastical authority, and natural law, not public commerce.

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By engaging in any financial exchange with Succor, you acknowledge that:

• You are entering a private transaction in good faith;

• You have voluntarily accessed services or materials offered by Succor;

• Your engagement is governed by the Terms and Conditions and the jurisdiction of the Trust.

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2. General Refund Terms

All financial contributions, payments, and service fees are considered final, subject to the conditions below:

Refunds May Be Granted under the following circumstances:

• A service was not rendered at all, due to internal cancellation or administrative error;

• A duplicate payment was made in error by the client;

• A digital download or instrument was not delivered and cannot be accessed upon confirmation;

• A consultation was canceled in advance with at least 48 hours’ notice;

• A product or resource was unintentionally misrepresented, and such misrepresentation is documented.

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All refund requests must be submitted in writing to:

📬 succorenterprisehub@protonmail.com
Include: full name, payment reference, date of purchase, reason for request, and any supporting documentation.

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3. Non-Refundable Items and Conditions

Refunds will not be granted for the following:

• Completed consultations, service hours, or custom document preparation;

• Donations, spiritual offerings, or benevolent contributions;

• Use of digital documents, contracts, or instruments that were accessed or downloaded;

• Claims made more than 14 calendar days after the transaction;

• Client-initiated misunderstandings or disagreements arising from a failure to read posted terms;

• Any use of materials in contradiction to their intended purpose, including public misrepresentation.

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4. Fiduciary Review and Resolution

All refund requests will be reviewed within 7–10 business days by the Trust's internal fiduciary officers or ecclesiastical administrator. A response will be issued with one of the following outcomes:

• Full refund;

• Partial refund or credit toward future services;

• Denial of refund with explanation.

Succor’s determination is final under the terms of private contract and ecclesiastical discretion.

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5. Chargebacks and Dishonor

Initiating a chargeback, dispute, or reversal through a financial institution without first seeking remedy through the Trust constitutes a dishonor of contract and may result in:

• Cancellation of all future services;

• Entry of the matter into fiduciary lien and ecclesiastical record;

• Legal or equitable enforcement under UCC and trust law.

 

“Equity will not suffer a wrong to be without a remedy—but neither shall remedy be abused without honor.”

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6. Refund Jurisdiction and Governance

This policy is governed by:

• The governing authority of the ecclesiastical trust;

• Applicable private contract principles, including UCC § 1-302 (variation by agreement); and

• The principles of equity, fairness, and natural justice.

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Disputes related to refunds shall be resolved through internal ecclesiastical remedy or, if escalated, through private arbitration, never statutory courts unless invoked by Succor for enforcement.