At ChargebackOps we're on a mission to help relieve the inconvenience, frustration and sometimes devastating affects that chargebacks can have on your company.
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A7: There are a lot of avenues to explore but some big ones are making sure to respond within required timeframes, writing concise compelling rebuttal letters, and investing in good customer service.
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A6: You’re going to need to prove that the customer is in possession of the merchandise as described. This is where the customer signature at delivery is crucial! #Gateway2Ecommerce
A5: Order cancellations aren’t exactly preventable, but to make sure they don’t affect your business, you should clearly state your refund policy upfront and respond to complaints in a timely manner and with a lot of understanding and kindness. #Gateway2Ecommerce
A4b:
🛍️Staying in regular contact about order status through email communications
🛍️Requiring signature on delivery for high-dollar transactions
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A4a: Unfortunately there’s no guaranteed way to prevent this, but some good steps to take that will help with prevention are:
🛍️Set clear delivery date expectations
🛍️Provide tracking information
🛍️Keep track of when cardholders log in & use account services..
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A3c: The last step is all up to the payment processor. They take the evidence and decide if the merchant is eligible for a chargeback or if the customer dispute is declined. At this point, it’s a waiting game! #Gateway2Ecommerce
A3b: Step #2: The merchant starts gathering evidence to prove the transaction was valid. 🕵 The evidence is then submitted to the payment processor. #Gateway2Ecommerce
A3a: There are three steps involved when a cardholder disputes a transaction. The first is that the merchant is notified and then given a set timeframe to respond. The timeframe is dependent on their payment processor. #Gateway2Ecommerce
The three biggest reasons we see non-fraud chargebacks are:
🛒The item/order wasn’t received
🛒An order was cancelled and credit was not received
🛒The item wasn’t as it was described online or was defective
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A1b: A good example would be if you were to buy a good and it arrives damaged or never arrives at all, and rather than going through the returns process with the merchant, you file a claim disputing the purchase with your credit card company. #Gateway2Ecommerce
Icebreaker C: I want to protect my clients from a system that thinks it’s “the cost of doing business” and puts all responsibility on them. #Gateway2Ecommerce
Icebreaker B: Issuing banks almost always side with consumers, fraud or not, and I believe that with education and prevention tactics, we can give retailers a leg up against the losing game of chargebacks.
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Icebreaker A: I’ve stayed in the fraud and chargeback space for over 20 years because I love partnering with companies in order to help balance the scales that are set up to hurt businesses that are just trying to get ahead. #Gateway2Ecommerce
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