Refund on cancellation

If I understand correctly, you will be refunded $150.

Hi Mansi89,

Over the last several months, there were no fees involved in rescheduling or cancelling an appointment for the Online/At-Home GMAT. However, GMAC recently changed its policies (and now there are fee associated with each of those options). The link that catinabox provided explains those fees in more detail.

As such, if you don't want to keep your scheduled appointment, then you're likely going to be 'stuck' with a fee of some type. That having been said, if you reach out to GMAC's Customer Service and explain that when you made the appointment, it was under the assumption that there would be no cancellation fee, then you might be able to talk the Customer Service Team into removing the fee. For practical purposes, I can't say how likely your chances are in this regard - but it would be a reasonable argument to make (and one that GMAC might be open to).

GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich

Hi Mansi89,

Did you end up canceling?

Hi, my GMAT exam got cancelled bcz I don't have a perfect white board. Can I get a refund on this ???

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Nothing lost by requesting it. Try to put forward a valid reason, however. Does your whiteboard, for example, technically meet the requirements on the page.

It would be helpful for others to know what specifically was stated to be wrong with your whiteboard.

Said it is not stiff . It met the dimensional requirement.

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Interesting. I'm not exactly sure what type of whiteboard you have, but I don't think there is a specific requirement regarding the stiffness of the board. I'd send a customer refund request which mentions that you - "in good faith" - used a whiteboard that met all the requirements stated on the website. Say it meets the dimensions, for example.

Also mention that you would be willing to simply be rescheduled.