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Best Practices for Submitting Evidence for a Disputed Charge

Updated over a week ago

Key Best Practices for Disputing Charges

  • Act Immediately: Respond within the designated timeframe (often 20–45 days) to avoid automatic loss.

  • Compile "Compelling Evidence": Gather documents proving the transaction was legitimate and the service/product was received.

    • Signed Contracts/Invoices: Include signed fee agreements or work orders.

    • Proof of Delivery/Service: Use tracking numbers, digital download logs, or signed receipts.

    • Communication Records: Provide emails, chat logs, or text messages that confirm approval of work or resolution of issues.

    • Transaction Details: Include the invoice, transaction ID, and clear, detailed billing descriptors.

  • Address the Reason Code: Tailor your evidence to directly refute the specific reason provided by the bank (e.g., "service not received" or "unauthorized").

  • Highlight Key Information: Make your evidence easy to read by highlighting key terms, dates, and signatures.

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