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“Chargeback policy” is such an odd way of looking at this. A chargeback is a mechanism to remedy exactly this situation. The user was charged for a service the

“Chargeback policy” is such an odd way of looking at this. A chargeback is a mechanism to remedy exactly this situation. The user was charged for a service they never received. They didn't even want the service. It’s not like they kept the account dormant all year and then wanted their money back… If a service provider bans you because they refused to issue a refund, so be it. They are clearly acting in bad faith and I wouldn’t do business with them anymore anyway.

xtiansimon 7mo ago
> '“Chargeback policy” is such an odd way of looking at this.' Not if you _wish_ to continue to use the service. I had never heard of this before learning about Airbnb complaints. Here are a few examples from search: https://www.facebook.com/groups/professionalhosts/posts/6851403901622910/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/professionalhosts/posts/6851... https://www.reddit.com/r/AirBnB/comments/zywx8o/will_i_get_banned_from_airbnb_if_i_sue_them_or/ https://www.reddit.com/r/AirBnB/comments/zywx8o/will_i_get_b...