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by toast0
34 days ago
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In the US, if the remote merchant doesn't accept a return (or is non responsive), a credit card chargeback would be in order. The customer almost always wins those. And the merchant always has to pay a fee for the chargeback, even when they win, so they're incentivized to avoid them. The merchant agreement isn't as effective as a well enforced law, but it's pretty close. |
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