Taking the Fight to Chargebacks: A Step-by-Step Guide to Dispute Management
Dispute management providers like ChargebackHelp integrate the right tools across all payment networks into one platform.
Breaking Down the True Cost of Chargebacks
Chargebacks cost businesses over $30 billion yearly—more than McDonald's or Netflix's revenue. We’ll explore chargeback fees and their true overall costs.
What Are Chargebacks?
Many merchants know of chargebacks but may not fully understand them. We’ll explain what they are, their origins, and how the process works.
American Express Chargebacks – How Different Are They?
AMEX issue their cards and deal directly with cardholders. That's why American Express chargebacks work differently than other chargebacks.
Chargebacks 101: A merchant’s guide
AMEX issue their cards and deal directly with cardholders. That's why American Express chargebacks work differently than other chargebacks.
Merchant Help for Disputes on Amazon
Selling with Amazon comes with some unique benefits when dealing with disputes, provided the merchant complies with their requirements.
The Merchant Guide to Visa and MasterCard’s Chargeback Programs
Understand what happens with the card schemes when you process excessive chargebacks on their networks. Hint: It's expensive.
How the US Congress Created Chargebacks
Chargebacks were created almost fifty years ago by the Fair Credit Billing Act to protect consumers from abuse.
The ChargebackHelp Guide to Order Insight
Order Insight sends transaction data to issuing banks deflecting cardholder inquiries from becoming disputes and chargebacks.
Prevent Alerts With Visa’s Rapid Dispute Resolution
Visa's RDR expedites fraud resolution with automated responses to disputes based on predefined rules set by the merchant.
Is This the Death of Chargebacks?
ChargebackHelp Plus (CBH+) in concert with Visa/Mastercard issuers, could very well usher in the death of chargebacks as we know them.
What’s the Difference Between Credit and Debit Card Chargebacks?
The origin of the chargeback is forever tied to credit cards. But there are other cards that can induce chargebacks, such as a debit card.