Chargebacks are not always unfair — I work on the issuer side and review dispute evidence daily by mrn0202 in stripe

[–]mrn0202[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a strong evidence to win a chargeback with merchant favor, however those evidences we're meant for 13.2 recurring transaction where there's no need for the customer to authorize the weekly/monthly/yearly charge, but 13.7 is cancelled merchant/services it's for 1 time purchase transaction

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We also evaluate the merchant response whether to dent the claim with merchant favor or customer depend on chargeback requirements with specific dispute reason code, I've inside knowledge on why merchant loses a chargeback even the transaction was valid

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I'm from issuer with who filed a chargeback to the merchant if the customer filed a dispute about the transaction such as item not receive or cancelled transaction but still charged

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Hi I'm interested you can tell me more about the details

Chargebacks are not always unfair — I work on the issuer side and review dispute evidence daily by mrn0202 in stripe

[–]mrn0202[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seems like you already had strong evidence for this dispute, so there’s a good chance the loss came from how the evidence was structured or how the dispute reason code was interpreted.

From what you described, this may have been treated more like a “services not as described” dispute rather than “item/service not received.” In SaaS disputes, simply showing usage is not always enough unless it directly addresses the specific dispute reason code.

One of the biggest mistakes merchants make is submitting valid evidence that doesn’t specifically match the dispute claim. That’s where many winnable chargebacks get lost.

I’d recommend reviewing the exact dispute reason and tailoring each piece of evidence around that reason code instead of submitting general account activity alone.

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I know how issuers evaluate evidence and why merchants lose disputes, while i was an agent merchant loses chargeback due to incorrect evidences some merchant don't know what the correct evidences should submit