Issuer receives a complaint from the credit cardholder that the charge on his billing statement is not recognized. In other words, the customer is not aware of the particular transaction or the information on the statement does not belong to him, not correct or not recognizable.
The buyer’s bank received a transaction after the time limit and by the time the buyer’s account is either blocked or closed. Such situations arise the sales receipt is not collected from the the acquirer within the time limit specified in merchant’s guideline or agreement.
The buyer’s bank received a transaction for which the authorization was not obtained. The reasons of such code could be- not obtaining an authorization for a transaction or, for card present or obtaining it after the date of transaction. The buyer’s bank may only put a chargeback for the amount exceeding the transaction date. This chargeback occurs when goods and services did not obtain authorization for the particular transaction exceeding the goods and service’s Floor Limit.
The card issuer received a transaction for which authorization was declined. It happens when efforts are made to depolarize or override a declined authorization by coercively posting several authorization efforts, or an alternative authorization method.
The buyer’s bank received a transaction that was below the merchant floor limit and the bank account number was listed on Visa’s exclusion file, may be because the merchant either did not verify the exclusion file or collected a privative response. The most common cause is when goods and services process a transaction below its floor limit without making sure that the exclusion file had been verified.
The bank received a written complaint from the customer claiming he did not authorize or participate in the transaction. In other words, the transaction was made with a forged credit card. Buyer refused any participation or authorization in such transaction and claims his card is misused without his permission.
The buyer’s bank requested a copy of the order receipt, and found it as an illegible copy, or something other than the requested item. Most commonly caused by the seller when he provides a substitute order receipt that did not contain all of the required information or was an incomplete substitute acknowledgment, or other than the requested item.
The buyer’s bank requested a copy of the order receipt, and found it as an illegible copy, or something other than the requested item. Most commonly caused by the seller when he provides a substitute order receipt that did not contain all of the required information or was an incomplete substitute acknowledgment, or other than the requested item.
The issuing bank got a complaint from the cardholder, accepting his participation in at least one transaction with the merchant but denying participation in the remaining transactions and disputing them. The cardholder also acknowledges the card was in his or her retention when these disputed transactions were made.
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