Campground Descriptions ~ Just Thinking
We live fulltime on the road and so far have visited 22 or 23 states. Having a wonderful time. However, as I was walking the campground this morning, drinking my coffee, I began to wonder "When doe...
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Sully2 wrote:You can try this, but you will lose 100% of the time if that's the approach you take.rockhillmanor wrote:
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Assuming the CG was notified within the proper time allowance...simple REFUSE TO PAY the card company
If you disagree with a charge, you have to contact the credit card company and tell them that you wish to dispute the charge and tell them why. Usually, they will TEMPORARILY remove the charge from your account. Then they will investigate your complaint. If they believe that your complaint is valid (fraudulent use of your credit card by an unauthorized person and faulty merchandise are the complaints most likely to be validated) then the charge will be removed permanently. If your account is in good standing, and you charge a lot of money to the card year after year, and the amount in dispute is not a lot, they will probably drop the charge from your account, regardless of its validity. However, note that when you charge something to your account, you are presumed to be responsible for paying that charge, and if the investigation goes against you, you owe the money to the credit card company. To go beyond that you would have pay the credit card company and sue the campground, and provide sufficient evidence to convince a court that your allegations are correct.
