Refund & Return Policy

Refund and Return Policy – English Learner Hub

At English Learner Hub, we provide digital learning resources such as worksheets, PDF materials, and educational content.

Because all our products are digital downloads, they cannot be returned once they are purchased and downloaded.

1. No Refund Policy

All sales are final. Once the payment is completed and the product is delivered or downloaded, we do not offer refunds or exchanges.

2. Duplicate Payment

If you are charged twice for the same product due to a technical error, please contact us with proof of payment. We will verify the issue and process a refund if applicable.

3. File Access Issues

If you face any difficulty downloading or accessing the purchased file, please contact us and we will assist you in accessing the product.

4. Contact Us

If you have any questions about our refund policy or need support, please contact us at:

Email: englishlearnerhub@gmail.com

By purchasing from English Learner Hub, you agree to this Refund and Return Policy.

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