Epic Games introduced Refund Tickets a long time ago. They have been a staple of the game for a long time after Epic realized that some players might have purchased items by mistake. Additionally, since Epic was recently sued by the FTC for predatory business practices, they’re even more inclined to allow that to happen. Some players are even getting refunded for purchases made years ago if it falls under what the FTC deemed as inappropriate. Initially, players received three lifetime tickets that could be used to refund items. Those three refund tickets would last forever, but they also wouldn’t renew. Once gamers used the three tickets they were given, that was the end of their refund history. However, the v18.20 update changed all of that. Now, Fortnite Refund Tickets can refresh every 365 days. Unfortunately, it’s only one at a time. Once that 365 days is up, players can get one more refund ticket if they have space. It is currently impossible to hold more than three tickets at once, so in order to make sure one gets the extra that comes with the refresh, they’d have to use one to clear space. A year is a long time to wait. It is, however, much shorter of a wait than eternity. Refund tickets are still a very rare commodity and since they can only be used on purchases that were made in the previous 30 days, it’s important to be very wise. Nevertheless, the addition of a refreshing refund ticket system has been monumental for players and allows them to make more than three mistaken purchases in their gaming history. To use these refund tickets, you can visit your account settings. There, you will find the section for refund requests. That should then bring up the list of qualifying cosmetics. If you haven’t made a purchase in the last month, you won’t have anything available to refund. The refund request is almost always honored and the V-Bucks return to the account (and the cosmetics leave) almost instantaneously.