
Chargeback: Getting Your Money Back on a Card Payment
Chargeback lets you ask your bank to reverse a card payment gone wrong, debit or credit. How it works, the 120-day limit, and how it differs from s.75.
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Chargeback lets you ask your bank to reverse a card payment gone wrong, debit or credit. How it works, the 120-day limit, and how it differs from s.75.

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Your UK consumer rights: faulty-goods refunds under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, Section 75 and chargeback, flight delay compensation, and how to complain.

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