The figures that apply
These figures are the working rules for cyberfusionsystem on cyberfusionsystem.site. Every price on the site is in Indian rupees and uses the ₹ symbol. The published hosting plans are Basic, Professional and Unlimited. A term is monthly, yearly or three years. The price published for a term is the price charged again when that same term renews, unless a page on this site shows a different current price before the renewal is accepted. Ticket hours are 10:00 to 22:00 IST every day. Lines marked sample storefront detail are not confirmed contacts. No street address, phone number or mailbox is published, and none should be inferred from the domain name. A new hosting term can be cancelled with a refund of the hosting fee for that term during the first 7 calendar days after the account is marked active, if the account has not been suspended for abuse and fewer than 200 outbound messages were sent. After those 7 days the hosting fee for the current term is not refunded. A renewal stops only when a ticket asks for it at least 3 days before the term ends. A late notice means the next term starts, and the 7-day window applies to that new term only. A domain registration, transfer or renewal fee is not refunded after the request has been sent to the registry. Before that submission the domain line can be removed and the fee is not due. A domain name cannot be exchanged for a different name. One plan exchange between Basic, Professional and Unlimited is available during a term. The difference between the listed prices is invoiced or credited on the next invoice. It is not paid out as cash, except inside the 7-day window, where a change that lowers the plan is treated as a cancellation of the original term under the refund rule plus a separate new order. There is no physical shipment. Hosting access is delivered in the client area. The target is the same calendar day when the order is accepted between 10:00 and 22:00 IST. Other orders wait for the next window. Registry nameserver changes can take up to 48 hours. If the client area or the hosting account is unreachable for a continuous hour because of a fault on our platform, and a ticket is opened within 7 days, a service credit of one day of the current term is added for each such hour, capped at half the fee of that term. Credits stay on the account. They are not cash. Faults in the visitor's domain, theme or application are outside the credit. This website does not collect card numbers, UPI identifiers or wallet addresses. Placing an order stores a request in the browser and opens the client area login when no session exists. No bank, card network or payment company is named here because none is appointed on this frontend. Abuse, phishing, malware and unsolicited bulk mail can lead to suspension without a refund.
Hosting fees inside seven days
A hosting fee is the price of Basic, Professional or Unlimited for the term that was accepted. It is refundable only inside the first 7 calendar days after the account is marked active, and only when two conditions are both true: the account has not been suspended for abuse, and fewer than 200 outbound messages were sent. The refund is the hosting fee for that term, in INR, not a portion of a month and not a cash conversion of a service credit.
Day one is the calendar day on which the account is marked active in IST. Day seven ends at 23:59 IST. A ticket opened at 00:10 on the following day is outside the window. The ticket hours of 10:00 to 22:00 do not extend the window. A request written into the client area before the deadline still counts if it is stored before 23:59 IST, even if a person reads it the next morning.
The monthly Basic fee used as a worked figure is ₹149. A visitor who cancels on day three, with no abuse flag and with 40 messages sent, is due ₹149 back. A visitor who cancels on day nine is due nothing on that term, even if the site was never opened. The length of actual use inside the window does not reduce the refund. Outside the window, lack of use does not create a refund.
The message limit and abuse
The 200-message count is outbound mail from the account during those 7 days. It includes mail the visitor meant to send. It is not a judgment about spam by itself. Crossing the count closes the refund. Staying under the count does not excuse phishing, malware, or attacks. Those are abuse, and abuse removes the refund even when the message count is low.
A suspension for abuse is recorded as a suspension. The visitor can ask for a review in a ticket. The review does not restart the 7-day clock. If the suspension is lifted and the window has already closed, the fee stays with the term. If the suspension is lifted inside the window and the message count is still under 200, the refund rule applies again as if the suspension had not happened, because the condition is the state at the time of the refund request.
Domain fees
Domain registration, transfer and renewal fees follow a different clock from hosting. Before a request is sent to the registry, the domain line can be removed and the fee is not due. After the request is sent, the fee is not refunded. The site cannot pull a name back out of a registry by calling it a return. A name also cannot be swapped for a different spelling. The visitor who wanted studio.in and received it cannot exchange it for studio.co.in under the refund rule.
If a local search marked a name available and the registry later rejects it, no fee is due for the rejected request, because a rejected request is not a completed submission that the registry accepted. The visitor is not billed for a failure that never left the draft. This frontend does not take the fee in advance by card.
A domain that is bundled onto a hosting order is a separate line. Cancelling the hosting inside 7 days refunds the hosting fee only. The domain fee remains non-refundable if the registry already accepted the name.
Credits are not refunds
An outage credit is one day of the current term for each continuous hour the client area or the hosting account is unreachable because of a fault on our platform, requested within 7 days of the fault, and capped at half the fee of that term. The credit stays on the account. It is not paid as cash and it is not a refund. A visitor who wants cash must qualify under the 7-day hosting refund instead, and cannot add the credit on top as a second cash amount.
Half of a yearly Professional term priced at ₹1,788 is ₹894. That is the cap for credits on that term, expressed as a share of the fee, and it is applied as time or as a reduction of the next invoice, not as a transfer to a bank. Faults in a theme, a plugin, a domain that does not point at the account, or a registrar's nameserver delay are outside the credit.
How a refund is asked for
Open a signed-in ticket with the order id and say you want the hosting term cancelled under the 7-day rule. This page stores the ticket and does not move money. If a fee was never taken, the result is a confirmation that nothing is due. Where a fee was taken outside this frontend, the same 7-day rule applies, and the operator must confirm the return path. No bank is named. Sample storefront detail: no mailbox or phone number is published.
Worked examples
Example A. Unlimited on a three-year term is listed at ₹7,164. The account is marked active on 2 March. On 5 March the visitor has sent 12 messages and wants to stop. The refund is ₹7,164 of hosting fee, provided the registry line, if any, is still unsent or is handled under the domain rule separately. The service is then closed.
Example B. The same account sends 240 messages on 4 March and asks for a refund on 6 March. The message count is over 200. The refund is refused. The term continues. A renewal can still be stopped with 3 days' notice before the term ends.
Example C. Professional yearly at ₹1,788 is cancelled on day 20 because the visitor moved to another host. The hosting fee is not refunded. A domain already at the registry stays registered. The visitor may ask for a copy of their site files while the term runs. That copy is not a refund.
Example D. Basic monthly at ₹149 marked active at 23:30 IST still starts the 7-day window that calendar day. Delivery of the login may wait until 10:00, but the refund clock does not.