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no risk. only rewards.
NO RISK
ONLY REWARDS
Why us
RISK REVERSAL
We Eliminate the Risk — So You Don’t Have To Worry
We understand that every purchase comes with questions:
“What if this doesn’t work for me?”
“What if it’s a waste of money?”
That’s why we practice Risk Reversal.
When you hire Veteran Hundo Club, you’re not taking a chance—we are. If our service doesn’t produce real results by improving your VA disability claim, we’ll refund your money. Simple as that. No fine print. No hassle. No risk on your part.
We deliver results—or you don’t pay. That’s our promise.
our risk' ur reward
we want to eliminate the perception of risk with our risk reversal program
Our Promise to You: No Increase, No Charge.
When you join Veteran Hundo Club, you’re not taking a risk—you’re making a smart investment in your future. We’re so confident in our system and the results we deliver that we offer a 100% money-back guarantee.
If your VA disability rating doesn’t increase as a result of working with us, we’ll refund your full payment—no questions asked.
That’s how much we believe in our mission and our method. We’re not here to take from veterans—we’re here to serve you, support you, and help you win the compensation you earned. No pressure. No empty promises. Just real results—or your money back.
not satified? we will reuturn 100% of your money back
no risk
only rewards
100% MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
VETERAN HUNDO CLUB RETURN POLICY
Our Service Guarantee
At Veteran Hundo Club, we are committed to delivering real results for the veterans we serve. If you hire us for VA claims assistance and do not see an increase in your VA disability rating, we offer a 100% money-back guarantee—no questions asked.
We believe no veteran should pay for a service that doesn’t deliver measurable outcomes. That’s why we stand behind our work with a risk-free promise: If we can’t help improve your claim, you don’t pay.
Terms & Conditions
In some cases, we may request additional information to verify your claim status or case details. Any personal information collected will be handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and kept confidential.
Refunds apply only to the paid service for VA claims advising. Our goal is to make sure every veteran feels secure, supported, and respected throughout the process.
Customer Returns and Refunds Under Federal Law
Many retailers, as part of their business models, allow returns if customers change their minds or receive unwanted items as gifts. While many retailers have decided this makes for the best business practice, they aren’t legally required to accept returns. Rather, retailers are required to accept returns only if the sold good is defective or if they otherwise break the sales contract.
In addition to retailers being required to accept the return of defective items, federal law provides a “Cooling-Off Rule ” giving buyers three days to cancel purchases of $25 or more. Under this rule, the right to cancel for a full refund extends until midnight of the third business day after the sale. The rule applies to sales at the buyer’s home or workplace, at facilities rented by the seller on a temporary basis, or at locations otherwise away from the seller’s normal retail location.
Customer Returns and Refunds Under State Law
In addition to applicable federal law, many states have laws regarding consumer refunds. Often, refund policies must be prominently displayed at the place of purchase in order to be valid. Many states, in addition to the protections of the federal Cooling-Off Rule, allow consumers to rescind club memberships or other special sales contracts within a specified number of business days.
Other fees, such as restocking fees, normally must be made clear in the retailer’s policy language. Regardless of whether your state requires disclosure of return policies, you should ask any retailer for their particular policy before making a purchase. Additionally, states may or may not explicitly apply their laws to online sales. Below are summaries of state laws governing refunds of retail sales items:
| Alabama | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Alaska | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Arizona | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Arkansas | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| California | Retailers are required to clearly post their refund policy unless they offer a full cash refund, exchange, or store credit within seven days of the purchase date. Retailers failing this requirement are required to accept full refunds within 30 days of purchase. |
| Colorado | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Connecticut | Each retailer may set its own refund policy, which must be conspicuously disclosed at the time of sale. If the policy isn’t properly disclosed, or if the retailer doesn’t have a refund policy, a buyer may return purchased goods for a refund. |
| Delaware | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| District of Columbia | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Florida | Retailers that don’t offer refunds must clearly display this fact at the place of sale. Failing this requirement, customers may return goods for a full refund within 20 days of purchase. |
| Georgia | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Hawaii | Each retailer may set its own refund policy, which must be conspicuously disclosed at the time of sale. If the policy isn’t properly disclosed, merchants are required to provide refund. |
 | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Illinois | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Indiana | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Iowa | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. If retailers don’t accept returns they must disclose it. |
| Kansas | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Kentucky | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Louisiana | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Maine | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Maryland | Retailers must post their return policies on the wall, on the merchandise, or on the receipt. If the policy isn’t posted, the retailer must accept returned merchandise within a reasonable time. |
| Massachusetts | A seller’s refund, return, or cancellation policy must be disclosed to the buyer clearly and conspicuously before the transaction is completed. This is usually done by means of a sign at the point of purchase. Goods may be returned within a reasonable period of time if no return policy was disclosed. |
| Michigan | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Minnesota | A seller must clearly and conspicuously display written notice of its policy in boldface type of a minimum size of 14 points. If a seller fails this requirement, cash refunds are required of goods that are acceptable for return. |
| There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Missouri | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Montana | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Nebraska | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Nevada | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| New Hampshire | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Merchants must conspicuously post their refund policies. Businesses with no posted refund policies are liable to the buyer, for up to 20 days from purchase, for a cash refund or a credit. |
| New Mexico | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| New York | A store is legally required to post its refund policy. If the store doesn’t post any return policy, the law requires the store to accept returns within 30 days of purchase. |
| North Carolina | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Ohio | A merchant isn’t required to have a specific refund policy, but if it does have a refund policy, the policy must be clearly and conspicuously posted. If a merchant doesn’t have a refund policy posted, the consumer is entitled to a refund. |
| Oklahoma | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Oregon | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Pennsylvania | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Rhode Island | Unless a customer has been clearly informed by a poster or other appropriate notice placed at the point of display or at the cash register or at the store entrance that all sales are final and that goods aren’t returnable, a customer who has paid for an item can return the item within ten business days from the date of purchase. |
| South Carolina | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| South Dakota | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Texas | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Utah | If seller has a non-refund, exchange, or credit policy, the policy must be clearly indicated by a sign posted at the point of display, the point of sale, or the store entrance. If the seller fails this requirement, the customer is entitled to a return. |
| Vermont | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Virginia | A merchant must notify its customers of its return policy by a sign attached to the goods or placed in a conspicuous public area of the merchant’s premises. A merchant is exempt from this requirement if it provides a cash or credit refund within 20 days or more of purchase. |
| Washington | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| West Virginia | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
| Wyoming | There’s no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements. Whether you can receive a refund is dependent on the retailer’s return and refund policies. |
