Frabo OS · Money Recovery · European Union
Partial refunds for what wasn’t right
When part of an order was wrong, missing, or not as described, Frabo OS drafts a partial-refund request for the affected portion — grounded in your real receipt, sent only when you approve.
European Union: your consumer-protection context
In the EU, the Consumer Rights Directive gives a 14-day right of withdrawal on most online purchases, and goods carry a minimum two-year guarantee against faults. Seller policies may offer more. This is general guidance, not legal advice — Frabo acts on your receipt’s real terms and your approval.
The affected portion, quantified
Frabo builds the request around what actually went wrong — the item, the amount, the shortfall — from your receipt, so you claim the right partial amount, not a vague ask.
Drafted and routed
Email for vendors, phone script for banks and card issuers. Review, approve, and it’s sent. Every step logged.
Grounded, never inflated
Frabo claims the real affected amount from your data — it never invents a figure.
Frequently asked
When should I ask for a partial refund?
When part of an order was wrong, missing, or not as described. Frabo drafts the request for that portion from your receipt.
Does Frabo send it automatically?
It drafts the request and sends only after you approve.
Related: Automatic refund recovery for your business · Damaged-item claims — replacement or refund · Overcharge and billing-error correction
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