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07-05-2017, 01:08 AM
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#1 | I contribute to threads in the offtopic forum
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| Credit Card Chargebacks
How does it work? You call in to make a charge back and most of time, it's approved?
Say if I pay for a service, can I call in and claim I didn't get the service, and get my money back?
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07-05-2017, 01:45 AM
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07-05-2017, 09:43 AM
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07-05-2017, 11:38 AM
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#4 | linguistic ninja
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I'll bite since the OP doesn't appear to be a troll.
From my experience, you can claim a chargeback and the CC company will refund you immediately. However, if the merchant disputes this you will have to provide evidence to make your claim.
Had this happen twice: once a merchant double charged me, another charged me tax when they shouldn't have. In both cases they did not respond to my queries for a refund. Chargeback was a last resort.
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07-05-2017, 12:40 PM
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See a post from Mr_chin and already know its going to be a head scratcher.
OP delivered.
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07-05-2017, 01:08 PM
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Isn't OP the dude that walked out of IHOP after eating all the food, because the food was cold or some shit?
Edit*: nm, that was somebody else haha
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07-05-2017, 01:54 PM
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in my recent experience...it may depend on the bank...but you have to prove that the dispute is valid.
i.e. i cancelled service with an alarm company that bills me per month for monitoring. they billed me anyways so i had to show my email that was sent to the alarm company to stop billing.
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07-05-2017, 02:37 PM
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#8 | Where's my RS Christmas Lobster?!
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when you claim a chargeback, the most common reasons are: 1) item not as described 2) didn't receive item/item took longer than promised and 3) fraud or not authorized transaction
you'll generally get your money back right away but as others have suggested, the merchant can dispute the chargeback if they choose to and if they have evidence to fight your claim. At this point, the merchant's acquiring bank *may* rule in favour of the merchant and give them their funds back but you can still dispute it again. If you dispute again, the merchant will need to submit new evidence that they did not provide during the first round of review. This is also the point where it gets expensive for the merchant because if they fight the chargeback and lose, they'd have to eat the chargeback costs + a $500 or so penalty to VISA/MC/Discovery/AMEX. Most merchants won't even bother at this point and would simply accept the chargeback because the costs involved are too high; not to mention they've already spent the resources (human capital) to fight it.
If you can, try to resolve the issue with the merchant first before disputing a chargeback and only look to it as a last resort. As a merchant myself being on the receiving end, getting a chargeback is a long, drawn out process that just requires a lot of unnecessary resources
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07-05-2017, 03:44 PM
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#9 | I contribute to threads in the offtopic forum
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There is something about RS i just can't grasp. It's like, people here are so judgmental about post topics. And there are few people here that preys on posts like it's their part time job or something.
Sees a post.
"RS Judgement crew on duty!"
"Oh oh, it could be a troll... better not reply with anything smart."
Replies with a meme.
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You got nothing helpful or relevant to share, why even bother replying? Oh wait, I forgot, it must make your dick seem bigger or something. This is why RS is dead cause there is a crew with the judgment stick just waiting to thank/fail/hijack posts. The sad fucking part is, this post is legit asking for insight on how something works, yet these few individual already have their guard up... get a fucking life.
To those who helped, I appreciate it.
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07-05-2017, 03:59 PM
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#10 | linguistic ninja
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You're welcome.
Pro tip though, maybe look at the way you crafted your original question. Instead of coming up with a hypothetical and somewhat shady sounding "If I pay for and get sumting and then chargeback I will get mah moneyz bak?? teeheehee?"
Instead of that perhaps you can tell us your reasoning for wanting a refund from a merchant which may elicit more sympathy from us.
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07-05-2017, 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by mr_chin There is something about RS i just can't grasp. It's like, people here are so judgmental about post topics. And there are few people here that preys on posts like it's their part time job or something.
Sees a post.
"RS Judgement crew on duty!"
"Oh oh, it could be a troll... better not reply with anything smart."
Replies with a meme.
"Haha, I got him now!"
"Oh wait, the fail button... ah yes! That is a MUST!"
You got nothing helpful or relevant to share, why even bother replying? Oh wait, I forgot, it must make your dick seem bigger or something. This is why RS is dead cause there is a crew with the judgment stick just waiting to thank/fail/hijack posts. The sad fucking part is, this post is legit asking for insight on how something works, yet these few individual already have their guard up... get a fucking life.
To those who helped, I appreciate it. | If you posted: "I'm thinking about purchasing a service but I have doubts about whether or not I'll receive the service. If I use my credit card, how does a charge back work? If I don't receive the service, can I get my money back?"
You'd probably get very little suspicion.
Instead, you posted: Quote:
Originally Posted by mr_chin How does it work? You call in to make a charge back and most of time, it's approved?
Say if I pay for a service, can I call in and claim I didn't get the service, and get my money back? | Which makes it seem like you're exploring the possibility of committing fraud.
You reap what you sow.
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07-07-2017, 03:23 PM
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#12 | I contribute to threads in the offtopic forum
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Originally Posted by Jmac If you posted: "I'm thinking about purchasing a service but I have doubts about whether or not I'll receive the service. If I use my credit card, how does a charge back work? If I don't receive the service, can I get my money back?"
You'd probably get very little suspicion.
Instead, you posted:
Which makes it seem like you're exploring the possibility of committing fraud.
You reap what you sow. | Nah, I just think people are quick to judge. No where in the examples in my OP state the the claim is false.
Then, you get people like inv4zn, who tries to bring up some irrelevant shit like social justice warrior.
These people are hungry and on the hunt for opportunities to boost their internet ego. Then, you wonder why there are so many people visiting RS, but all the forums are dead.
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07-07-2017, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by mr_chin can I call in and claim I didn't get the service, and get my money back? | you're totally right, we all just read that wrong. How could have anyone possibly misinterpret that as if you're up to no good?
Our bads!
Please forgive, okay?
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07-10-2017, 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by twitchyzero you're totally right, we all just read that wrong. How could have anyone possibly misinterpret that as if you're up to no good?
Our bads!
Please forgive, okay? | You're still going? You came and posted with nothing to share. Like, why is it not possible for you to just read and move on if you have nothing relevant to share? What are you trying to accomplish anyways? How much of the ego boost do you need?
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07-10-2017, 02:56 PM
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