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They can always do whatever they want to your Uber account, because TOS’ are jokes. The rest they can only do to your CC company, they can’t ding your credit re
by UpshotKnothole 8y ago
They can always do whatever they want to your Uber account, because TOS’ are jokes. The rest they can only do to your CC company, they can’t ding your credit report or anything of the sort. I don’t know where you’re getting that idea.
- mikeash 8y agoFor example: https://blog.credit.com/2015/06/think-you-won-your-credit-card-dispute-not-so-fast-118101/ https://blog.credit.com/2015/06/think-you-won-your-credit-ca... A quick google search reveals lots more, and none that I saw saying companies can’t come after you for a disputed charge. Most won’t, and most of those that do will only do it if they can clearly show they’re in the right, and you should be able to beat any collection attempt if they aren’t, but they can try.
- UpshotKnothole 8y agoThat blog comes up 403.
- mikeash 8y agoWeird, works fine here. Google something like “credit card chargeback collections” for more like it.
- toomuchtodo 8y agoA merchant is entirely within their right to send you to collections and pursue you personally. There is no legal language in any merchant or processor agreement that prohibits it. Prime example: gym memberships
- UpshotKnothole 8y agoGym memberships involve a contract and recurring payments, and the contract is usually not in your favor. A one time charge to an Uber driver is not similar.
- toomuchtodo 8y agoYou've agreed to a license agreement and terms of service when you use any app. You've read the agreement, right?
- mikeash 8y agoThe lack of an agreement wouldn’t help you anyway. It would be theft of services, no different than taking a cab and running off after refusing to pay.