Credit Card Chargebacks Reversed Without Evidence Disclosure
Banks issue provisional credits for disputed charges then reverse them citing merchant documentation that is never shared with the cardholder. Customers bear the burden of disproving charges they never authorized. The chargeback process effectively favors merchants over cardholders.
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