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I applaud your sense of fairness -- wanting to pay the hotel for the chargeback. But on the plus side, maybe it will motivate the hotel to implement a more sec
by neolefty 9y ago
I applaud your sense of fairness -- wanting to pay the hotel for the chargeback.
But on the plus side, maybe it will motivate the hotel to implement a more secure payment system?
- kozak 9y agoIn addition to fairness, I also don't want to get on some anti-fraud black list, because it might look to them like I used their services and then avoided fully paying for them. And they have all my identity information (passport number, etc). It's a convenient hotel in which I may need to stay again in future, and I don't want to look like a fraudster in their CRM system.
- obsurveyor 9y agoCan a consumer even initiate a partial chargeback on their card without the original merchant being involved? I don't think they can, so you probably have nothing to worry about as far as fraud lists or something.
- obsurveyor 9y agoCan a consumer even initiate a partial chargeback on their card without the original merchant being involved? I don't think they can, so you probably have nothing to worry about as far as fraud lists or something. edit: Didn't see other reply