Would I be abusing the Microsoft refund system if I bought a game, played it, didn’t like...

Hello, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is welcome to the community.

Hello KingstonVallere, From time to time, all requests for refund of digital products are made by an online form that can be completed below.

If you purchase a game and have a legitimate reason to request a refund, you will need to log into your account that purchased the game or subscription and fill out this form below for refund, you will also need the order code for each item you want the refund.

There is just follow all the requirements requested in the completion, and then wait for an email with the response of the request.

This could take up to 72 hours.

https://support.xbox.com/pt-BR/forms/request-a-...

Yes it can be considered abuse. They will only allow 1 or 2 refunds a year though and can deny a refund based on how long you've played it. So just because you request a refund doesn't mean they will give you one.

It’s just my supposition (because I don’t work for Microsoft, Blizzard, etc)
Maybe the servers didn’t recognized this refund

This is why I said, if you abuse or take advance of a glitch / bug inside the game, there are consequences

I wasn’t abusing it, i bought bundles that came with 1000 apex coins and the first bundle didn’t give me it, or the second bundle so i tried to refund those and it worked, so i tried to buy the normal $9.99 apex coins separately from the bundle and still didn’t receive the coins.

• Buying or redeeming game content or codes from illegitimate third-party websites
  
• Claiming that successfully redeemed codes didn’t work to gain additional content or funds from Xbox Support
  
• Abusing the Microsoft refund policy, or circumventing the refund policy by applying for “chargebacks” with your bank or financial institution
  
• Using system glitches or loopholes in the store for financial gain