Originally Posted by
davie355
I am not whining. I asked a question of appropriate expectations. I know the issue at hand is trivial but this is DiningBuzz.
Actually, that chargeback may come back to bite you. It was very much
of a whiny nature to have submitted a chargeback for food that was actually
delivered but was late.
You signed the receipt at the door right? ...if so good luck with the chargeback
as it will be disputed and won in the merchants favor.
Many merchants subscribe to fraud prevention services. One of the services
offered is a reporting database which is essentially a merchant built list of
credit card holders who have wronged a merchant in some manner financially.
If your information lands up on such a list you could find your card
inexplicably being declined by merchants even if you have sufficient funds.
The intention of chargebacks was to provide some recourse for customers
who have become the victim of fraud... not for customers to use the process
in a fraudulent manner which has become very prevalent.