Chargebacks in general can be costly, sometimes costing the merchant to lose their merchant account (Chargeback Ratios). Most providers will charge the merchant about $25.00 per chargeback.
A chargeback occurs when the consumer calls the issuing bank to request a refund. Some chargebacks might be a mistake, Non Receipt of Information Chargebacks. These should never happen - your customer should always know what company is charging their credit card: What Make a Good Receipt.
While you will read a lot of information on chargebacks, one thing to keep in mind - always fight a chargeback if you are in the right. You have to respond to every chargeback, otherwise you might lose your merchant account and placed on the TMF list.
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