The 411 about FTC-Florida AG action against Chargebacks911
The 411 about FTC-Florida AG action against Chargebacks911The merchant can then dispute the chargeback by filing documentation – a “representment” – to support their position that the charge is valid.
The 411 about FTC-Florida AG action against Chargebacks911
- The merchant can then dispute the chargeback by filing documentation – a “representment” – to support their position that the charge is valid.
- If the issuing bank agrees the charge is valid, it will debit the consumer’s account for the disputed amount.
- For any credit card transaction – but especially for online purchases – the chargeback process offers an important protection for consumers.
- What’s more, the FTC and Florida AG say that in some cases, Chargebacks911 has affirmatively edited screenshots to add disclosures that didn’t really appear on the webpages.
- The FTC and AG have asked the court to stop the defendants’ illegal activities and order monetary relief.