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Refund
Policy

If any applicant for membership to the World Association for Photobiomodulation Therapy (WALT) requests a refund for his/her membership fees, such a request must be made within 30 days in writing to the WALT Membership Secretary, Dr. A. Crous via e-mail to :

membership-director@waltpbm.org

1. Membership Refund Policy

1.1 General Information
The World Association for Photobiomodulation Therapy (WALT) does not allow for the refund of membership purchases unless there are exceptional circumstances. Where exceptional circumstances can be shown to exist, the pro rata amount of the membership fee not exceeding 6 months may be refunded at the discretion of the Membership Secretary. Refund of membership fees shall incur an administration fee of $10.00 (USD) which shall automatically be deducted from the amount of the refund.
1.2 Overpayment Refund
Where an error has been made by WALT or a banking facility which results in an overpayment being made, the Membership Secretary/Treasurer may, in consultation with the member, refund by either a credit of the overpayment to the membership, or alternatively by transfer for the full amount of the overpayment. Where a member is responsible for the overpayment, the amount will be credited to the membership.
1.3 Terms and Conditions of WALT Membership Products and Services
WALT policy only allows services to be provided to members in good standing. If a member fails to pay their membership dues within one (1) month of the due date, the member will not be entitled to the privileges of a WALT membership. Membership in WALT can be re-instated on payment of the dues. If an individual’s membership is not in good standing they may not claim to be a member of WALT.
1.4 Transfer of WALT Membership
Memberships are not transferable.
1.5 Additional Costs incurred during the processing of WALT Membership Dues
The member will be responsible for all unexpected costs incurred by WALT in the processing of membership fees. Such costs include (but are not limited to) dishonoured cheque fees or bank charges made as a result of insufficient funds or accounts having been closed.