Is there a work around the yearly refund stuff?

Yeah might be there is a way to figure it out.But i don't know the exact way how to do this and where? You can post this in the right community forum in here.

Hi, OzzyDreamurr! thank you for reaching out.
My name is AJ, I'm an Independent Advisor for the Xbox Community.

If you received an email letting you know Xbox's decision regarding the refund you requested, I'd suggest replying to it, as that is the only way to provide or gain more information regarding your request and possibly receive an exemption.

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Additionally, please keep in mind that circumventing or abusing Microsoft's refund policies is considered Marketplace Theft and could potentially lead to an account ban/suspension.

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Marketplace theft includes, but isn’t limited to:


- Purchasing content from illegitimate third-party websites
- Getting, asking for, or using redemption codes illegitimately
- Attempting to abuse Microsoft refund policies
- Gaining refunds (“chargebacks”) through a bank or other financial institution for
the purposes of circumventing Microsoft refund policies
- Using a system glitch or loophole for financial gain
- Successfully using a redemption code or other content and then claiming that the
code or content didn’t work
- Participating in behavior that unfairly financially harms Microsoft or its partners

Source: Xbox enforcement - https://enforcement.xbox.com/en-US/home/staysaf...

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I hope this helps!
Best regards.

I can't do a refund since I ran out of them due to the yearly refund thing.

You can't refund prepaid cards.

Unless you.mean battlepasses

Core can't be refunded

Only month to month or 3month passes can be refunded

Yearly can only be purchased by prepaid codes and you can't refund those

Now if you refunded a grandfathered yearly plan you can never get that plan again

Prepaid codes are one time use not to mention a refund goes back to the original payment method meaning the code you used wouldn't refund cause they are one time use

Regarding refunds, as per Australian Consumer law. A refund/replacement/store credit must be applied if the item/service is not fit for purpose, not received, faulty or not as advertised.

There's no such thing as "yearly refund limit" under consumer law.