Hi everyone! I had a really strong case to send to Revolut. Because it was a large amount. Before I made a chargeback I read through this whole thread, I read experiences online, I knew you can't mention gambling otherwise the chargeback will be rejected. My case was briefly as follows, I deposited to x casino the payments never arrived on the site. And this was completely true. I sent the following description to Revolut:
- products and services were not delivered
- I made a money transfer to site x (this casino's site did not contain the word casino) the money never arrived on the site, I thought it was a legitimate site which turned out to be unlicensed. The payment was made through a random merchant that I do not recognize and have never heard of. The MCC code used misclassified the payment and the funds never appeared in my account. I never received the services I paid for
- I provided a lot of evidence, including an email from the casino saying the deposits haven't reached them, please contact your banks.
The 1200e chargeback I withdrew was rejected by one merchant, stating that "your request has been rejected. We must handle complaints in accordance with the rules of the Revolut card issuer (e.g. Visa or Mastercard). According to these rules, we can only make a complaint about the original payment amount, and not about any winnings if it concerns payments made on betting or gambling platforms.
Another chargeback for the same incident but to a different merchant with exactly the same evidence was raised and sent to the merchant. Ridiculous.
So what I've realized is don't make chargebacks that can in any way be connected to gambling.
After this I filed another chargeback, the products were not received, the merchant provided a fake receipt that was literally made using chatgtp, I went to chathtp and I can tell you it's not difficult, what's the craziest about this is that Revolut accepted it and settled the dispute in favor of the merchant.
I've been reading this discussion and have noticed that more and more merchants are falsifying proofs and it's impossible to find payment processors and merchants because they simply don't exist. More and more chargebacks end up in the merchant's favor (false proof), or nowadays they don't even agree to withdraw it because you don't have a receipt for the order, etc. by Revolut. I'm just wondering if merchants like to do this, has anyone tried something similar?
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