Follow-up relevant question re: recourse

Oct 15, 2024
9:59:20am

Hoosier Cougar All-American

Is this for a brick n mortar store or an online store? If an online store, do you have terms of usage that compel arbitration?

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WWYD if you had a customer dispute a ccard transaction and then claim

HandwovenBox

9:37am

Document and get ready to go on judge Judy

NanoFab Coug

9:38am

Time is money … is it worth the time and drama?

Endocoug

9:42am

Depends how much judge Judy pays, and if you want the free adverisement

NanoFab Coug

9:45am

It’s actually the least time option. Because you can’t prove anything to people who can’t read. But they won’t sue

JollyGreenGiant

10:01am

Can't you offer evidence that the money was withdrawn from your account

Hoosier Cougar

9:39am

Yes, I've tried that. Unfortunately the customer is blaming me.

HandwovenBox

9:45am

But do they really have any recourse?

Hoosier Cougar

9:52am

Follow-up relevant question re: recourse

Hoosier Cougar

9:59am

It just depends on the dollar amount how serious I take it.

maYbe

9:39am

What’s the amount? A wise man once said,

Endocoug

9:41am

About three payments for an average mortgage. So enough to make it worth it.

HandwovenBox

9:47am

Seems like proactive defense is in order …

Endocoug

9:50am

Can you call visa/mastercard? ask them to confirm the transaction?

Cougarclaw

9:48am

I would tell them that it was already refunded and let them do whatever they are

the rural juror

9:53am

Name checks out.

Plantagenet

10:14am

Let them sue

JollyGreenGiant

9:55am

If you processed the refund through your cc company I wouldn't worry about it.

ShinobiCoug

10:17am

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