"refund the amount" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a return of money that was previously paid or charged. Example: "The store promised to refund the amount of my purchase after I discovered the item was defective."
I have contacted Santander, but it is refusing to refund the amount, as the card should have been cancelled.
Berlusconi has based his campaign around a pledge to abolish a widely resented tax, the Imposta municipale unica (IMU) and refund the amount levied on principal residences.
If you have applied for a refund in accordance with these terms and conditions then we will refund the amount paid for the Voucher in full and any refund will be made within 30 days of a cancellation made in accordance with the terms and conditions and usually by the same method originally used by you to pay for your Voucher.
The latter incident was compounded by what many viewed as inadequate discipline for Miles, followed by a secret agreement between the team and Miles to refund the amount of his fine.
If you buy something, and the price went down within 30 days, they will refund the amount it went down.
The supplier is refusing to refund the full amount and all sorts of finger pointing ensued, with solicitors about to get involved.
But you should make it a condition of the restaurant's sale that the new owner honor these gift certificates or, if the customer prefers, refund the full amount.
But here's the kicker Apple will refund the full amount to the user and says that it has the right to keep its commission.
O'Donnell says she thought she could rely on candidates to refund the excessive amounts (as indeed they must).
Status Factory, the retail Web site of CyberBills, promises to refund twice the amount of any loss to any customer using a 128-bit encrypted Web browser, like recent versions of Netscape's Navigator or Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
"We immediately suspended the account and have since refunded the full amount and apologised for the rare mix-up.
