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Is that allowed given that you appear to have authorized it and they have proof (it's obviously not fraud or something like that)?
by mehrdadn 7y ago
Is that allowed given that you appear to have authorized it and they have proof (it's obviously not fraud or something like that)?
- floatingatoll 7y agoIt’s allowed once, at the very least, if the merchant is hostile or unreachable.
- joecool1029 7y agoOf course it's allowed. It would be under one of the Merchant Error chargeback codes since the intent was never there to tip $1000 (and it happened due to an error in their software). If it's not classed under that code there's also 'Friendly Fraud' code for misrepresentation.
- braindeath 7y agoMost credit card companies it would be no problem at all. It shouldn’t be necessary though, a quick call to the merchant should be all that is necessary for them to void it.