A JVZoo refund is issued from Sellers, then the product, then the transaction ID, then the red Refund button. Issuing it only in PayPal does not return the money through JVZoo, so the vendor eats the refund.

This is the official JVZoo tutorial. Watch it once, then use the click path below. Simon Harries, co-owner, is the author of this how-to.

What good looks like: The refund is clicked on the JVZoo transaction, not in the PayPal account. The product list, the transaction ID, and the red Refund button are the whole path.
Stop: Refunding the buyer from PayPal (or another processor) and skipping JVZoo. The walkthrough is explicit: if the refund is not done inside the system, the money is not returned to the vendor through JVZoo.

Open the product from Sellers

From the dashboard open the Sellers tab. Open the product the buyer paid for. That screen lists transactions with a transaction ID, date, buyer, status, amount, and the affiliate who made the sale.

Transaction ID, then the red Refund button

Click the transaction ID. The next screen has a large red Refund button. Click it. The walkthrough’s timing is “about two seconds” once that button is in front of you — the work is getting there from the product list, not hunting in PayPal.

The policy article on handling a refund request fairly is the tone and process piece. This page is the click path. If a control is missing or a save fails, write JVZoo support with a screenshot of the screen you are on.


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