Visa’s Compelling Evidence 3.0: Why you should (not) be worried
Dubbed “Compelling Evidence 3.0” or CE3.0, these guidelines guarantee merchant protections from certain categories of disputes.
Dubbed “Compelling Evidence 3.0” or CE3.0, these guidelines guarantee merchant protections from certain categories of disputes.
Criminals like to play the Grinch, committing these common types of frauds against businesses and consumers alike.
In our webinar “Eliminate Friendly Fraud Before It Starts,” ChargebackHelp and Verifi provide merchants with crucial insider knowledge.
If you’re composing a chargeback rebuttal letter to a bank, a couple of things have already happened to get you there.
Lots of our competitors out there want you to believe you can achieve chargeback reversals through representment, but that’s fake news.
Who knows what leads to customer returns? Honestly, if you did, you’d probably be reading this from your yacht, anchored off the Seychelles.
For best practise in fraud prevention merchants must capture key data on each transaction, including customer identity, order details, and user login logs.
Representment is the process by which merchants can dispute a chargeback and recover the revenue at stake.
Friendly fraud is the new “rubber check” because most issuing banks have a rubber stamp policy on chargebacks.
Friendly fraud has fast gown into a pandemic. Find out what you’re up against as a merchant and learn how to fight back!