This policy covers withdrawal, cancellation, and refunds for subscriptions, digital passes or add-ons, and secure payments between members. It follows applicable Korean e-commerce and digital-content law.
1Subscription renewal
- A subscription renews monthly or annually until you cancel it.
- The renewal terms, the amount and the next charge date are disclosed on the checkout screen before you pay.
- The next date and amount are shown in Mypage > Settings, and a receipt is emailed after each renewal. No separate reminder is sent before a renewal charge.
- Price changes are disclosed before they take effect.
- A failed payment may suspend paid access.
Cancel before the next billing date to stop renewal. Access continues through the paid period unless a refund is approved.
4Secure-payment refunds and disputes
- Before performance: if both parties agree to cancel, the full charge — performance fee and service fee — is refunded to the organizer. The service fee is not withheld.
- After the performer requests settlement and the transfer is made: funds have been paid out and are not refundable.
- Non-performance or unilateral cancellation: payment or refund follows the agreement and verified circumstances.
- During a dispute: release is paused while contract, signature, and message records are reviewed.
To cancel by mutual agreement, email info@obriarts.com with the contract details. If you disagree, file a dispute from the secure-payment card in Mypage — settlement is put on hold as soon as it is filed. Obri supports mediation but does not replace a court or public dispute-resolution body.
5Seven-day withdrawal and digital-content exception
You may generally withdraw from an unused paid service within seven days of payment or service start. Withdrawal periods may be longer when a service materially differs from its description or agreement. Where digital content begins immediately with your consent and is consumed, the right to withdraw may be limited after use starts; any such limitation must be disclosed before payment.
7Questions and dispute resolution
Contact info@obriarts.com first. If a resolution cannot be reached, either party may use an appropriate Korean consumer, content, or electronic-transaction dispute body. Korean law applies, and the Seoul Central District Court is the court of first instance where permitted.