He contacted his bank to dispute the charges on his credit card from two merchants. He said the first merchant had put through unauthorised charges, and the second merchant hadn’t delivered the services he had paid for.
The bank initiated the chargeback process, but both merchants disputed the chargebacks. The first merchant produced a signed authorisation form, and the second produced a screenshot showing Tony had engaged in numerous trades using money he had deposited into his online account. The bank couldn’t charge back the transactions.
Our investigation
Tony complained to us. We looked at whether the bank followed the chargeback process and correctly assessed each merchant’s response. The first merchant’s authorisation form clearly showed Tony had authorised all of the deposits he disputed. The second merchant's account screenshot showed Tony had engaged in numerous online trades, and had therefore used the service provided by the merchant. We were satisfied the bank could not charge back the transactions.
Outcome
We told Tony we were unable to help him.
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