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Refunds

By P!apoose
Just

say

"word"

...within the first 30 days of your pledge purchase, and...

...I'll give you 100% refund plus $1 which...

...you will then have to choose someone (probably a total stranger to you) to have access removed along with your access who is one of the people in the $1.00 pledge pool and...

that's between y'all. This rule was created before a single pledge was permitted.

So that's the refund policy from now until the timestamp below.

Don't like it?

Me neither!

Don't pledge!

I ain' gonna eat her.

...probably.

This offer is valid for one year; TIMESTAMP: 10:49AM NYC EST 28 JAN 2018 AD

 Yes, 2016, I know, this site will be ready next year.

Also, the new Refund Policy that replaces this one after a year will be just as thought provokingly original.







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