Refunds to get higher versions

UranicMosquito · Dec 9, 2021

I have tried to get to Xbox support multiple times and have failed all times., but I will try here. Is there any way I can refund a game that I have to upgrade it to another version? An example that I have is that I want to get Rust Console Edition Ultimate Edition, but I only have the standard. I cannot pay another 50 dollars for the whole game over again. If you can get back to me as soon as possible that would be great.

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Smwutches

You would have to try submitting a refund request. https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/subscriptions-billing/buy-games-apps/refund-orders

xxxTIMBURYxxx

Out of curiosity, why are you wanting to refund/exchange for lower version of the game? Did you purchase the higher version by mistake or having issues with the version you currently purchased?

Regardless, you can find info on how to request a refund HERE.

StuartATrueRed

The XCloud versions are Xbox console versions of the game, so you have probably purchased the Xbox versions instead of the PC versions. Only Halo The Master Chief Collection has a windows version of the game. Halo 5 only has an Xbox version. to get a refund, you can get one from this page xbox.com/refund

eber3

It's true. I was three or four stars, forget which, before I started playing Magic 2015. After playing that game, I've got a five star rep yet 60% of people avoid me because "I quit early'. Apparently these people don't understand what it means to "concede".
Which is exactly what the game calls it when you quit. Also happens all the time in the real card game. But I guess I'm supposed to sit there for two, three or more turns when I know I have no chance to win while they peck away at me. Or I'm supposed to sit
there for an hour while my opponent goes and eats dinner or something and their turn never ends.

eber3

Well that would make sense depending on the game. Some games, like Magic, aren't like that. In Chess for example, you can tip over your king to concede the game, and that is the end of the game. The same is true for Magic, you click on "Concede" and that
is the end of the game, the other person wins. Yet many of these people get all pizzy if you don't sit there and watch them cast needless creature cards for multiple turns without attacking, when they could kill you with one attack. And when it literally take
me 10 seconds or less for my turns, I get perturbed when people take three minutes up to finish their turn... just sitting there scratching their bottoms and picking their noses when they only have one or two possible moves anyway. It would be nice if the
timers built into the game actually worked to forced the game on, but they don't.

Refunds to get higher versions