Yes, you may be able to get a credit for a bad Local Services Ads lead if it meets Google’s criteria for an invalid lead. Examples can include spam, wrong numbers, accidental contacts, or leads for services you do not offer. You can dispute eligible leads through your LSA account, and Google reviews the request before deciding whether to issue a credit.
Not every poor-quality lead qualifies for a refund. For example, a real customer who simply does not book your service is generally not the same as an invalid lead.
It’s worth reviewing and disputing clearly invalid leads so you are not paying for contacts that have no legitimate business value.
you can also check this: How can I distinguish a bad LSA lead from a bad sales follow-up?
