If you’re coming from RB2B
RB2B handles bad matches through a refund policy. Squid ID flags are self-serve and immediate up to a cap.| RB2B | Squid ID | |
|---|---|---|
| Report a bad match | Support request | Self-serve flag from the row or profile |
| Refund form | Credit | Bonus credit, used first on the next match |
| Limit | Policy-based | 1 per 10 paid matches per month, at least 1; support ticket above that |
Why this matters. Refunds go to the bonus bucket and are spent first, so a bad match doesn’t cost you, and your paid balance lasts longer.
What you can flag
Only paid matches are flaggable. A match paid for with welcome or bonus credit isn’t billed, so there’s nothing to refund. The row shows a “Welcome” badge in that case, and the flag control is disabled. When you flag, you pick one or more reasons:- Wrong person
- Wrong company
- Wrong email
- Wrong LinkedIn URL
- Spam or bot
- Other
The refund cap
Auto-refunds are capped at 1 per 10 paid matches in the calendar month, with a floor of 1 per month. So 10 paid matches allow 1 refund, 100 allow 10, and an account with fewer than 10 paid matches still gets 1. When you hit the cap, the modal says so and links you to open a support ticket for anything beyond it.Flagging the same visitor twice can’t double-refund. The refund is idempotent per account and profile.
How to flag
1
Open the flag dialog
Click the flag control on the visitor row, or open the profile and flag from there.
2
Pick what was wrong
Select all the reasons that apply. Add a note if it helps.
3
Submit
Complete the verification check and click “Refund credit”. The refund lands in your bonus balance and is used first on your next match.
