Magic Tavern complaint?

Do you have a dispute or a bad customer experience with Magic Tavern? Report it through our website to maximize the chance of getting it resolved.

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Magic Tavern takes contact by email at contact@magictavern.com, and inside its games the support or help option in the settings menu is usually faster, because it attaches your player identifier to the ticket automatically. There is no published phone line for players, so treat any number in a search result claiming to be Magic Tavern support as suspect, particularly one that asks for card details or remote access to your phone.

In the first message give the exact game title, your player or user identifier, the device and operating system, and the order numbers from the app store for any purchase you are asking about. Ticket closed with a template reply? Put your complaint in on our website and we push it out by email, social media and printed letters.

In-app purchases in Magic Tavern games are charged by Apple or Google rather than by the studio, so the refund is requested from the store that took the payment. On an iPhone or iPad that is the report a problem page on Apple's site, where you sign in and pick the purchase; on Android it is the order history in Google Play, where each order carries a refund request option and requests made after the store window has closed are passed to the developer.

Have the order number from the store receipt email ready and say plainly what went wrong: the item never credited, the purchase was made by a child, or the game did not do what the store listing described. Store and studio pointing at each other? Take it through our complaint process: we help you set out in minutes what was charged and what was promised, drawing on thousands of complaint letters that actually worked.

Recovery depends on how the progress was saved: if the game was linked to a Facebook, Apple or Google login, signing back in with that same account usually restores it, and if it was never linked, Magic Tavern support needs proof that the account was yours. Gather that proof before you write in.

Useful proof is the store order numbers and dates of purchases made on the account, the player identifier if you noted it, the level or progress you had reached, and the device the game was played on. Ask support to restore or merge rather than reset, and do not delete and reinstall the game while a ticket is open, because that can remove the local save. Locked out of a Magic Tavern account with all your progress and purchases inside? Log it with us: we open a case and keep advising you on what to send next and when to push again.

Turn the purchases off at the device, because that is where the payment is authorized. On an iPhone or iPad, the content and privacy restrictions in Screen Time block in-app purchases; on Android, the purchase authentication setting in Google Play requires a password or fingerprint for every purchase. Remove any stored card from a device a child uses.

For charges that have already gone through, request the refund from Apple or Google first and state clearly that the purchases were made by a child without permission. If the store refuses, ask your card issuer about the charges and have the order numbers and dates ready.

So far consumers reported 1 complaint about Magic Tavern here, too few to show a clear pattern yet. Our research shows what typically goes wrong with mobile game studios funded by in-app purchases: purchases that never credit to the account, accidental or child-made charges that are hard to reverse, progress lost when a phone is changed or an account cannot be recovered, difficulty and reward curves that push players towards spending, heavy ad loads, and support tickets answered slowly or with template replies.

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