They said it was 20% it looks about 25% to me Ive went back asking for a higher percentage saying im confident the bank will recover more if not all I also sent my payslip to show I could not afford to lose such amounts and that it was money recovered by the bank to pay of debts ive also sent my gamstop details and gambling therapy sessions will see what they come back with 50% would be decent ive seen people getting it all back
They said it was 20% it looks about 25% to me Ive went back asking for a higher percentage saying im confident the bank will recover more if not all I also sent my payslip to show I could not afford to lose such amounts and that it was money recovered by the bank to pay of debts ive also sent my gamstop details and gambling therapy sessions will see what they come back with 50% would be decent ive seen people getting it all back
Yh sounds about right mate I reckon ive got them bang to rights now mate will see how they respond !
Please help me - any advice appreciated.
(UK Based) - I can't find the Mastercard debit guidance for incorrect MCC can anyone help me?
https://www.mastercard.us/content/dam/public/mastercardcom/na/global-site/documents/chargeback-guide.pdf
MY SITUATION
Transactions are well over 120 days for Mastercard Chargebacj - going to try chargeback attempt anyway. Any advice for best tactic/approach?)
They said it was 20% it looks about 25% to me Ive went back asking for a higher percentage saying im confident the bank will recover more if not all I also sent my payslip to show I could not afford to lose such amounts and that it was money recovered by the bank to pay of debts ive also sent my gamstop details and gambling therapy sessions will see what they come back with 50% would be decent ive seen people getting it all back
Yes Harry they answered my trustpilot review they got it removed and I put it back on again but they know its not right so something has changed no doubt maybe they have been advised to take action by the payment merchants or something it is tempting just to take it as you say its a bit of money right away that would help thanks for the advice I can imagine it will be a fight to get it
Sorry mate.
But in 999 of 1000 cases that is the outcome for people here on forum.
For me as well.
I think you have far better chance to go both to casino and to the fake merchant.
When you send email to the merchant - ALWAYS CC FBI, Govermant, ombudsman, and so on.
Also write in the mail that it is money laundrie, fraud aso
As soon as they knew that it was going to an online casino they rejected it straight away
What bank was yours? I’ve been told because of gambling blocks it’s classed as misrepresentation due to the wrong MCc codes
Starling bank . I have raised a complaint with them . It was more of an interrogation with them then they rejected it after a week of back and forth questions .
Hi Paul just an idea if your complaining about Kinghills to your bank can you not show them the email you received where there prepared to refund part of your loss surely this will provide evidence that your claim is legitimate and that the casino it self knows its in the wrong not many casinos offer refunds at all regardless of circumstance so to be offered something shows you have them over a barrel
Hi Craig ok I would also worry though if you show them the email they may not raise the chargebacks as the merchant is co-operating ? am I wrong I am not sure might be best to wait and see what kinghills come back with first ? the thing is as well I have been sending other evidence to the bank but they have not even allocated the case yet so not looked at it they obv sent that update today to keep them right due to laws
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