RE: Wayfair Refund with Klarna? 08-18-2022, 12:27 PM
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@shinee that would be pretty cheeky. Just DNA and pay 25% for it. I hope not. And out of the 10 refunds through Klarna, did you get a rebill?
@K03NT3S31N that's right. The bank is mostly there for the customer.
@mothered is it because it is LIT or FTID? Or because it is something that is against the rules? I personally don't want anything to do with LIT or FTID. That's why I asked here what could be behind the method with Klarna.
What always repulses me about chargebacks via credit card, bank, Klarna is that you can get a rebill (Unless Fraud has happened). The seller can always take action against it.
After writing some more back and forth, I found out that he does not even need the login for Klarna. I should only "pay later - in 30 days" via Klarna. The money would also be back within 24-48 hours.
I really don't feel like risking a rebill. And pay a lot of commission on top of that. I still wonder why I should pay via Klarna, but he does not need the login at all.
@K03NT3S31N that's right. The bank is mostly there for the customer.
@mothered is it because it is LIT or FTID? Or because it is something that is against the rules? I personally don't want anything to do with LIT or FTID. That's why I asked here what could be behind the method with Klarna.
What always repulses me about chargebacks via credit card, bank, Klarna is that you can get a rebill (Unless Fraud has happened). The seller can always take action against it.
After writing some more back and forth, I found out that he does not even need the login for Klarna. I should only "pay later - in 30 days" via Klarna. The money would also be back within 24-48 hours.
I really don't feel like risking a rebill. And pay a lot of commission on top of that. I still wonder why I should pay via Klarna, but he does not need the login at all.


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