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How so? The cancellation request has already been made in writing. This just adds protection against the merchant continuing to charge you.
by mkskm 6y ago
How so? The cancellation request has already been made in writing. This just adds protection against the merchant continuing to charge you.
- lmm 6y agoIf the merchant attempts to continue to charge you, it's because they have some argument that they're authorised to (e.g. they didn't receive your cancellation request). Getting a credit card charge you can dispute gives you more visibility and makes it easier to show good faith.