Thanks, at least this let me see the actual status transactions, and you didn't present it as a grandparent scolding somebody, lol. For the record, I have a whole bunch of transactions on the list...
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Thanks, at least this let me see the actual status transactions, and you didn't present it as a grandparent scolding somebody, lol. For the record, I have a whole bunch of transactions on the list that show as declined. So I will keep an eye out for an email on how they're going to refund them. They were sent to a bank account that is closed and to a debit card that was linked to that account too. Some went via PayPal to the same bank. Some also went to a different bank card for an online banking company that no longer does banking! Also for the record in response to the other dude, since unfortunately I am a poor slob who doesn't work in the banking industry, so I guess I don't love it and how wonderfully it functions the way he does... I CONTACTED the bank, after 20 minutes on with their representative, they said they needed to put me on with a supervisor because they weren't sure exactly what would happen with the funds from PayPal. The supervisor told me the funds would revert back to my PayPal account, and when I contacted PayPal support, they told me the bank would issue me a check if the accounts were closed, lol. So I guess everyone in the banking industry must not be as smart as @Genrader the genius. At minimum, I'm going to spend a lot of time chasing my refunds down to account for everything. I suspect there are going to be many other people doing the same. I've always supported Stadia from day on, through all the complainers who said the platform was dead from the start. I won't support the way they handled this refund mess, just trying to kick everything back to the original payment method to people who have spent years on the platform. You're telling me Google couldn't run a bot to tell them how much they owe a user in refunds, and simply refund it to the most recent active payment method? In any case, I do thank you (and gave you kudos) for your post @WickedDope . I'll admit I panicked, and should've read more carefully. But I also am not as confident as you guys that I will get all of the refunds intended for me, at least not as magically easily as it is made to sound. Especially after my follow-up between the bank and PayPal where they each basically said the other would handle the refund. And yes, I spoke to actual humans at both institutions, not chatbots. As I said both a representative AND a supervisor at the bank, and also a representative at PayPal. And that was just FIVE of 50+ transactions that show as refunded for me, about 30 of which went to accounts that no longer exist.