Originally Posted by Majuki

If it happened to me I would still dispute the charge. Usually the issuer will give a credit immediately, but some might perform the full chargeback. By allowing the DCC charge to stand it gives an incentive to continue the behavior. It's a matter of principle for me, not a dispute over being overcharged.

For the pending amounts, it depends how the charge is sent. I have seen some places in HK hold the non-DCC amount, but I don't know if that amount would have been different if I had accepted DCC.

Originally Posted by AllieKat

Even if the issuer credits it, eventually they'll put pressure on the networks. Disputing every single forced DCC is important.

Originally Posted by emilio911

+1