Cards Against Humanity Refunds Tariff Costs to Fans

Quick Smiles:

• Beloved card game creators pledge full refunds for tariff overcharges.
• Supreme Court victory enables money-back guarantees to loyal customers.
• Company shares windfall directly with fans who made success possible.

Creators of the popular Cards Against Humanity game are delighting fans by offering refunds for extra costs paid due to U.S. tariffs now ruled illegal by the Supreme Court.

Customers can submit proof of purchase via a simple form on the company’s website to receive 100% of any tariff refund the business recovers.

Since launching on Kickstarter in 2011, the game has thrived with its witty, edgy cards, generating $40-50 million in annual revenue.

“In a rare example of the American government still kind of functioning, the Supreme Court has finally declared—after waiting a year for no reason—that Donald Trump’s obviously illegal tariffs are obviously illegal.”

“If you overpaid for one of our games, click the button below and fill out the form. Then, when the Trump Administration gives us our tariff refund, we won’t keep it: we’ll give 100% of the money back to you, our loyal customers, who actually make our business possible.”

The company never raised its own prices despite the tariffs, noting that some retailers passed on the costs to buyers.

This generous move follows their earlier clever release of a tariff-exempt edition last year, showcasing their commitment to customers.

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