Refunds
The 14-day rule, the digital-download exception, and what happens when something's wrong. No small-print games.
BEATLAB AUDIO, Rua da Ternura 42, Nova Lima - MG, Brazil, 34009-556.
You have a 14-day cancellation right on most purchases. For digital downloads, that right ends the moment a download starts — because you told us at checkout you wanted immediate delivery and accepted the trade-off.
Faulty, misdescribed or undelivered content is never a “change of mind” case. Your Consumer Rights Act protections always apply. Tell us and we'll make it right.
When you buy at a distance — online, in this case — the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 give you 14 days from entering the digital-content contract to cancel and get your money back. That is the default in UK consumer law, and we're not trying to wriggle out of it.
The same regulations carve out digital content: your 14-day cancellation right ends once the download begins — but only if two things have happened. You must have consented to the supply starting immediately, and acknowledged that consent costs you the right (regulation 37). Both of those happen at this store's checkout:
Before payment, checkout asks you to confirm: “I consent to immediate supply of my digital downloads before the 14-day cancellation period ends.” It separately asks: “I acknowledge that I lose my 14-day cancellation right once downloading starts.”
Losing the cancellation right does not touch your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Digital content must be as described, of satisfactory quality and fit for purpose. If it isn't:
If payment has been taken and your files aren't there, or won't download, that is a fault — not a preference — and it gets the fault treatment: we re-deliver, or we refund. Email beatlabaudio@gmail.com with your order number.
Charged twice, or bought the same thing twice by mistake? Contact us at beatlabaudio@gmail.com — we refund the duplicate to your original payment method. No argument, no form-filling.
Nothing on this page limits your statutory rights. Where the law gives you more than we've written here, the law is what applies. These terms sit alongside our terms & conditions. This page is dated 14 November 2026.