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What may save you is terms on the card about refunds needing to be credited back to the card - pretty sure that used to be the case and probably still is. I thi
by fencepost 7y ago
What may save you is terms on the card about refunds needing to be credited back to the card - pretty sure that used to be the case and probably still is. I think it was originally to prevent under the table cash advances, but also to protect merchants from giving refunds then being hit with chargebacks. If the bouncing e-check was done through PayPal as well then they may have screwed up by allowing it.