31 | Promised a Refund But Never Got It? Here’s the Legal Truth

Too many wellness entrepreneurs offer verbal incentives to close a deal—without ever putting them in writing. In this episode, Cory shares a real story of a client who bought a $90,000 piece of equipment based on a refund promise… and never saw the money. He explains how false inducement works, how off-contract promises can nullify agreements, and what to do instead. Why This MattersYou can follow the contract to the letter—but if someone entered the deal based on a false promise, the whole thing can be thrown out. That’s the legal power of inducement. Key Takeaways✔️ If a promise isn’t in the contract, it can still legally count—if it influenced the purchase✔️ False inducement is grounds to void a contract or demand refunds✔️ Always document off-scope promises in writing (email or message)✔️ Saying “you’ll get this extra” just to close a sale can backfire Cory’s Legal Pro Tip📄 “Even if you meant well, a promise made before signing—like a bonus or refund—can invalidate the whole agreement if you don’t follow through. Always document everything in writing.” 🎧 Want to avoid messy refund battles and protect your business? Hit play now. 📞 Book a legal call📸 Instagram👥 Join Our Facebook Group