Effective Date: April 27, 2026
This Refund and Dispute Policy explains how DRIVER APPRECIATION SOLUTIONS INC. ("DAS") issues refunds, how disputes are handled, and the rights and obligations of both DAS and our customers. This policy should be read together with our Return Policy and Cancellation Policy.
Refunds based on a returned item are issued only after (a) the customer has obtained a written Return Authorization ("RA") from DAS, (b) the item has been received at our facility, and (c) the item has been inspected and approved by DAS. No refund is owed for items shipped without a valid Return Authorization.
Refunds may also be issued for an approved order cancellation, a billing error, or a DAS-acknowledged service failure.
Approved refunds will be issued to the original payment method used at the time of purchase. We do not issue refunds to alternate cards, accounts, or persons. If the original payment method is closed or unavailable, DAS may issue store credit in the equivalent amount.
Once a refund is approved, DAS will initiate the refund within 5–7 business days. Please allow an additional 5–10 business days for the refund to appear on your statement, depending on your card issuer or bank.
DAS reserves the right to issue a partial refund where:
Original shipping, handling, and rush-processing charges are non-refundable except where the return is caused by a DAS error (such as an incorrect, damaged, or defective item).
If you believe your order was charged incorrectly or you are dissatisfied with your purchase, please contact DAS first so that we may resolve the issue directly. Initiating a chargeback without first contacting DAS may delay resolution and may result in your account being placed on hold.
To open a dispute, please:
DAS will acknowledge a dispute within two (2) business days and will use reasonable efforts to investigate and respond within ten (10) business days. Complex disputes may require additional time, and we will keep you informed of the status.
This Refund and Dispute Policy is governed by the laws of the State of Delaware. Any disputes shall be resolved in the state or federal courts located in the State of Delaware.