[NuPhy1]

I’ve noticed Amazon is practically the only company to respond and fight chargebacks. Ive lost 2 of the 4 i tried with them.
But I then immediately file another chargeback or 2 or 3  on any large purchase i made in the last couple months with companies that never bother to respond so I make up for losing the chargeback with Amazon.

Just out of curiosity, what are the common reasons you used for those chargebacks? TIA

[modowe]

I will try chargeback, should I tell my bank the truth (with that I got banned) or the best story for me to get money back (only with that I want to try new return and they don't want to return my money?)?

[ruonis55]

I will try chargeback, should I tell my bank the truth or the best story for me to get money back?

Tell them the story you were telling to the Amazon support, like if it doesn't match, then you can really lose the chargeback. Because Amazon can respond to the chargeback and bring their own story and information, so you don't wanna get like two total different stories.

[modowe]

I will try chargeback, should I tell my bank the truth or the best story for me to get money back?

Tell them the story you were telling to the Amazon support, like if it doesn't match, then you can really lose the chargeback. Because Amazon can respond to the chargeback and bring their own story and information, so you don't wanna get like two total different stories.

Sure, thanks

[modowe]

Good news

I got an e-mail from amazaon with information that the card issuer issued a chargeback on them I think I won. They only asked for the tracking number of the package, if I made a return - send them?

[Jail_Bird]

There's no reason to continue talking to them, you have your funds, it is not necessary to do anything anymore.
They stopped talking to you in the first place.

[modowe]

There's no reason to continue talking to them, you have your funds, it is not necessary to do anything anymore.
They stopped talking to you in the first place.

Sure, I repiled to them only with DHL return number, and that's all.

[modowe]

Yesterday Revolut gave me back my money, thanks guys for help

[ruonis55]

Yesterday Revolut gave me back my money, thanks guys for help

Interesting stuff, so Amazon itself didn't want you to give the money and only you get them threw Revolut chargeback? But after that, you got an email from Amazon saying a chargeback was issued and asked for tracking number.

I'm asking because I have coincidently had the same problem on one of my amazon.nl accounts, waiting now for ftid to be delivered and then I will try to write to them on a date that they provided me. I'm holding my fingers that it will succeed still, even having an account locked.

[aamalo]

Generally have to do chargeback in this case, there's a 99% that Amazon will tell you to kick rocks, so long as your story matches up and you notify your bank when you do your chargeback that you sent X item back, etc, and they closed your account not allowing you to get a refund, they should give you one.