dolmadis wrote:The Credit Card Issuers are bound by Mastercard and Visa Scheme Rules. It is failure to supply goods and services. Card Issuer raises a chargeback. And also the Consumer Credit Act for transactions over £100. Technically charge cards are not covered by CCA but some issuers don't argue. It's far more complex than that but people who pay by CC should be covered one way or another provided claim made within, I think. 45 days? That's one scheme and less for the other?
But Ajet has not gone bust yet which is why I think that it might be difficult to get evidence of liquidation for the bank.
But failure to supply goods and services? Yes. So a chargeback?
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If you disoute the charge for goods or services not rendered you get your money back, unless they can prove you are lying which they cant. I know because my husband works for a credit card processor and visanet rules are international. Better go ahead and dispute while they are not bust yet so they cant claim not having the money. But thats just what I think
