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Most use case are not hacks aren't they? If you charge back because not happy for example? Every time you charge back Steam or Epic has to pay $10 or so to the
by Thaxll 4y ago
Most use case are not hacks aren't they? If you charge back because not happy for example? Every time you charge back Steam or Epic has to pay $10 or so to the bank if I recall.
- flangola7 4y agoThere are other reasons to use a chargeback than just fraud.
- Thaxll 4y agoWhich is?
- TheCoelacanth 4y agoOther examples would be the goods or services paid for never being actually delivered or being significantly differently that what was promised.
- cwkoss 4y ago- Deceptive advertising - Removal of advertised features - Broken UX / Failure to deliver purchase successfully (I think that last one is going to be increasingly common as people spin up a bunch of thin-clients over GPT-4 and other AI tools - I've already tried buying an AI art thing and it was just completely broken and had to do a refund through googlepay).
- devmor 4y agoThere are many acceptable (to the financial institution) reasons to perform a chargeback. Treating them all in the same manner is a business problem on the merchant's end.