Are there services that dispute transactions for you other than the bank I am in service with?

[Remedios]

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@FinStar wrote:

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@Remedios wrote:

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@FinStar wrote:

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@Remedios wrote:

Jasmine isn't exactly the most reliable source unless you're looking for chicken strip recommendation. 

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Well, I heard a different version. She said she'd swing and swing and swing again until I was satisfied with my purchase 😜. 

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Check your wallet 

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Oh great!  Now I have to deal with reporting the CCs and getting new ones issued + file a claim on the services that she did not provide 🤨

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Results of your dispute: 

"If cards/cash/old receipts are missing, services were provided" 

[Anonymous]

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@Horseshoez wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

 I cannot put a pic but there are a number of dispute reasons to choose from. I am disputing over the service not being what I expected. Will that have an impact on the outcome of the claim? Have anyone used other options to dispute other than fraud. I don't want my card to be changed multiple times. If you choose the merchant did not respond  back. Will that delay claim results. 

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Quite honestly, I have yet to hear a valid reason for a disputed charge; can you provide us some more info on exactly what was charged and why you think it should be disputed?

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Why would I tell you when you just stated there is no valid reason for a dispute. The service made an error and did not issue a credit. The charge is over 3k which is why I am so concerned with getting the charge back. 

My sister had a charge over 4k due to a travel trip and she disputed it. It wasn't for a fraud charge either. It was because the person she made the transaction to was a scammer and she refused to refund her money back. It's sort of a long story but she didn't get the things she received in the trip. She was the one who told me about disputing transaction in the first place. 

[Anonymous]

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@SUPERSQUID wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

 I cannot put a pic but there are a number of dispute reasons to choose from. I am disputing over the service not being what I expected. Will that have an impact on the outcome of the claim? Have anyone used other options to dispute other than fraud. I don't want my card to be changed multiple times. If you choose the merchant did not respond  back. Will that delay claim results. 

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If the dispute is not fraud you might have a tough time. i know someone who took up a fight with synchrony because clothing items they charged didnt fit and the said person was holding back paying synchrony for those items, it didnt end well for the person. your dispute might be with the retailer and the cc company will ask you some questions about this and probably ask you what you did vs the retailer. 

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I guess...

[FinStar]

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@Anonymous wrote:

The charge is over 3k which is why I am so concerned with getting the charge back. 

My sister had a charge over 4k due to a travel trip and she disputed it. It wasn't for a fraud charge either. It was because the person she made the transaction to was a scammer and she refused to refund her money back. It's sort of a long story but she didn't get the things she received in the trip. She was the one who told me about disputing transaction in the first place. 

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Just to be clear and avoid further confusion:

The charge/transaction is on you sister's card, correct?  So, this wasn't on your particular card, right?

What type of card/network was used for the transaction...AX/D/MC/V?

Was the transaction made online, via phone, in person?  Was there an itemized invoice provided with the expected services?  Was the transaction made to a third-party individual or an actual service provider, like Airbnb, for instance?

[Anonymous]

I'm actually not grasping for straws but okay. Not shocking. I want my error fixed. If I was scammed, I should receive my charge back. Are you someone who handles disputes with Wells Fargo?

[Anonymous]

Again, do you work at Wells Fargo and dispute transactions with them?

[Remedios]

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