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The fee gets taken regardless. Also, too many disputes (guessing overturned disputes are calculated differently than uphold ones) can lead to further fines: >

The fee gets taken regardless. Also, too many disputes (guessing overturned disputes are calculated differently than uphold ones) can lead to further fines: > If the dispute activity for your business exceeds the thresholds set by the networks for a prolonged period of time (usually multiple months), you might be subject to fines. https://stripe.com/docs/disputes/measuring https://stripe.com/docs/disputes/measuring

mytailorisrich 4y ago
> The fee gets taken regardless. Yes, that's my point.
carlosjobim 4y ago
>The fee gets taken regardless. The fee gets paid back in full to you by Stripe if you win the dispute.
- quelltext 4y ago
  Not anymore (in Europe at least) from the article.
  - carlosjobim 4y ago
    In the communiqué from Stripe, they state that any such fee will be repaid if you win the dispute. https://support.stripe.com/questions/pricing-updates-for-businesses-based-in-the-european-economic-area-(eea) https://support.stripe.com/questions/pricing-updates-for-bus...
    - capableweb 4y ago
      From the very page you linked: > Dispute fees (also known as chargebacks) will increase from €15 to €20. Due to costs for managing dispute evidence submissions, we'll no longer refund this fee if the customer's bank resolves the dispute in your favor. It used to be that you got the fee refunded if it got resolved in your favor, but after the changes go into effect (10 April 2023), it won't be like that anymore.
      - carlosjobim 4y ago
        Wow! In the language version they're showing me, they write the opposite. Translated from the page: "Changes for disputes Fees for disputes (also known as chargeback or recrediting) will increase from €15 to €20. If the customer's bank resolves the dispute in your favour, the full fee will be refunded." Edit: After doing some more research, it seems that it is only US customers that will lose their dispute fee. If you choose English (United Kingdom) as your language, it says you can keep the fee if you win the dispute.
        mytailorisrich 4y ago
        In English (UK) it still says "* we'll no longer refund this fee if the customer's bank resolves the dispute in your favor.*" (so much for British English spelling, by the way) But you're right that at least ub Spanish (Spain), French (France), Italian, Portuguese (Brazil) it says that the fee will be refunded if the dispute is resolved in your favour. Oops.
        carlosjobim 4y ago
        I'm a Stripe customer and logged in when viewing the page, it could depend on such factors. In UK English it still says I get the fee back. It will be interesting to see exactly who is going to have this change imposed on them.
        bodomalo 4y ago
        Hellooooo - they change it in April. Thats what we talk about.
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mytailorisrich 4y ago

> The fee gets taken regardless. Yes, that's my point.

carlosjobim 4y ago

>The fee gets taken regardless. The fee gets paid back in full to you by Stripe if you win the dispute.

quelltext 4y ago
Not anymore (in Europe at least) from the article.
- carlosjobim 4y ago
  In the communiqué from Stripe, they state that any such fee will be repaid if you win the dispute. https://support.stripe.com/questions/pricing-updates-for-businesses-based-in-the-european-economic-area-(eea) https://support.stripe.com/questions/pricing-updates-for-bus...
  - capableweb 4y ago
    From the very page you linked: > Dispute fees (also known as chargebacks) will increase from €15 to €20. Due to costs for managing dispute evidence submissions, we'll no longer refund this fee if the customer's bank resolves the dispute in your favor. It used to be that you got the fee refunded if it got resolved in your favor, but after the changes go into effect (10 April 2023), it won't be like that anymore.
    - carlosjobim 4y ago
      Wow! In the language version they're showing me, they write the opposite. Translated from the page: "Changes for disputes Fees for disputes (also known as chargeback or recrediting) will increase from €15 to €20. If the customer's bank resolves the dispute in your favour, the full fee will be refunded." Edit: After doing some more research, it seems that it is only US customers that will lose their dispute fee. If you choose English (United Kingdom) as your language, it says you can keep the fee if you win the dispute.
      - mytailorisrich 4y ago
        In English (UK) it still says "* we'll no longer refund this fee if the customer's bank resolves the dispute in your favor.*" (so much for British English spelling, by the way) But you're right that at least ub Spanish (Spain), French (France), Italian, Portuguese (Brazil) it says that the fee will be refunded if the dispute is resolved in your favour. Oops.
        carlosjobim 4y ago
        I'm a Stripe customer and logged in when viewing the page, it could depend on such factors. In UK English it still says I get the fee back. It will be interesting to see exactly who is going to have this change imposed on them.
      - bodomalo 4y ago
        Hellooooo - they change it in April. Thats what we talk about.

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