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"I want to personnally thank you again for the outstanding job you did on my CD. The work you did on the new one as I said was superb. The sound quality is better than most commercial CDS. I"m still amazed each time I play it of how great it sounds. I know a lot of people who want their albums transferred to CD. I"ve already given you the best ..."

Can I send back the transfers for a refund?

We do not accept any unauthorized returns. Just as with any “special order”: “all sales are final”. This statement is meant to protect us from the very few, but harmful individuals who occasionally try to abuse the system and get free transfers/restorations from us. If a problem is detected please let us know. We will look into the problem and if we find that we have made a mistake we will be very embarrassed, apologize profusely and immediately fix any mistake we have made at no cost to the client. Our determination of “what is a mistake” is final (this is also meant to protect us from the same). If a recording is sent back to us with a perceived problem for us to fix, but after analyzing the problem we do not find that we made a mistake, we will charge a “Setup Fee” plus return shipping. Since “all sales are final” and since we always fix our mistakes there should be no credit card disputes. Unfortunately we live in a litigious society. Some individuals attempt to get free work out of us by working the credit card as a tool for getting free services. We conduct our business in a fair, competent and professional matter. Because of that we have NEVER lost a dispute yet. Credit Card disputes introduced in spite of our terms and conditions will incur a non-disputable $60 fee per dispute dismissed by the credit card company (and ruled in our favor). This $60 fee will be charged when the credit card company rules in our favor, and is non-disputable. If the matter is escalated and requires arbitration, arbitration ruled in our favor by the Credit Card company will incur a $400 non-disputable fee per incident. This $400 fee will be charged when arbitration is ruled in our favor or when arbitration was requested, but subsequently forfeited by customer, and is non-disputable.