Reply from MyPrivateProxyAug 20, 2021
Due to a failed API call to PayPal, one of your recurring subscriptions hasn't been updated accordingly; therefore, there were indeed some excessive charges.
When an invoice over-payment occurs, credits are automatically issued to the customer's account balance. Thus, payments registered in excess are not lost. Instead, they are visible in the dashboard and can be used on future invoices or refunded.
Analyzing the conversation you had with our operators on this issue, I notice the following. You opened a ticket flagging the over-payments; we explained the cause of the error, apologized for the inconvenience, and immediately refunded all over-payments.
A few days later, you have returned claiming that our calculation is incorrect and that a higher amount should be refunded to you. At that time, we provided you with a statement and politely and concisely explained that our billing system is fully automated and that we returned everything recorded in excess. We also asked you to report the payments you are referring to, indicating the transactions IDs. Unfortunately, you didn't do that. Instead, you impulsively canceled all your services with us and requested a refund for them too, even though you were not eligible.
Then, when we told you that you were not eligible to receive a refund for those service cancellations, you reacted impulsively again by leaving this review.
Everything you argue here, except the error that was remedied by returning the over-payments, is false.