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The problem is in most cases by the time you're talking about involving a lawyer, most consumers have given up the fight. A majority of the fraud cases I've had
by Bnichs 4y ago
The problem is in most cases by the time you're talking about involving a lawyer, most consumers have given up the fight. A majority of the fraud cases I've had requiring charge backs have been in the 20-50 dollar range, so not nearly enough to justify legal assistance.
By putting the onus on the legal system it allows merchants to commit smaller scale fraud more easily because normal people don't have lawyers on hand and aren't willing to do so for a $30 case of fraud, as justified as it may be.
- toomuchtodo 4y agoIt really calls for streamlining small claims court filings for smaller losses, but your point stands about larger losses. Probably room for the CFPB and FTC to work together to provide for this in some capacity.