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
Open the flag dialog
Click the flag control on the visitor row, or open the profile and flag from there.
