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Non Receipt of Information Chargebacks

Friday, October 20, 2006
Chargeback Reason are divided into six different categories. Today I will start with non-receipt of information.

Chargeback Code 60

Chargeback Code 60 is basically when the customer requested a copy of the receipt and it illegible or invalid. Maybe the merchant submitted a sales receipt that did not contain all the required information or the receipt was illegible because:
If you, as the merchant, receive this chargeback reason code, resubmit a legible or complete copy of the sales receipt to your merchant account provider. If you are missing information or a legible copy of the sales receipt cannot be provided, accept the chargeback. If the retrieval request is fraud-related and you provide a substitute sales receipt, accept the chargeback. You, as the merchant, has no representment rights unless the card issuer's chargeback is for "illegible item received or invalid".

Preventive Measures

For preventive measures, if you microfilm sales receipts, make copies of the microfilm at the same size as the original receipt, otherwise, the image(s) might make the receipt illegible.

Chargeback Reason Code 75

Chargeback Reason Code 75 is basically the customer did not recognize the transaction and contacted the issuing bank. The most common reason is the merchant store name or location shown on the cardholder's billing statement was not correct or unrecognizable to the cardholder.

When this is the reason, provide any documentation that might help the customer remember, like a sales receipt, shipping invoice or delivery receipts, or a description of the merchandise or service provided.

The best way - especially when doing business on the internet is having a good receipt. It is critical that the merchant name, while reflecting the merchant's DBA name, also be clearly recognizable by cardholder.

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