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Of course! There is no question that your Wikipedia page will be accepted after our team of seasoned staff has worked on various aspects of it. However, since Wikipedia does not have a central decision-making body, it is likely that your article will not be submitted, or that it will be flagged, edited, or deleted incorrectly. In this scenario, we will make the necessary changes and if we are unable to do so we will provide you with a full refund.

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In case you are not satisfied with our services or your page does not go live on Wikipedia despite our tireless efforts, we will provide you with a refund. However, you are applicable to a full refund if your page is deleted within 30 days of completion.