This is not true. Even though the exact terms of any agreement that I had entered into were honored exactly as laid out, I did choose to offer refunds of the spread between the amount the buyer placed into the designed address and the amount the seller's address received upon the successful completion of the trade (commonly known as an "escrow fee"). The two instances where one of my alts was a party of a trade I was overseeing both were refunded.

Vod is now attempting to encourage my other customers to request a refund of the price paid for services rendered. There is zero basis to make a claim for such a refund nor is equitable or just. When someone is told they are entitled to a refund (incorrectly or not), and they do not receive such a refund, then they will naturally think (and potentially say) they have been scammed. This would leave me with the choice of either having to pay them money they are not owed, or face a potential scam accusation, hence the extortion.