If you pay for an item by credit card and dont receive it will the credit card company cancel the charge ?

Answer 1

If you live in the UK yes they must on purchases worth between £100 and £30,000 if the supplier sells an item which is faulty or not delivered.(Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act). It can take some time but sooner or later you will get a credit for the full amount.

Answer 2

Yes phone your credit card company and explain to them whats happened. You will need proof of the order eg receipt or email. The money will probably have gone through already and you will get a refund.

Answer 3

Yes, It would be cancle automaticaly after 20 days by the Visa and Master card company.

Answer 4

Yes they will. This is why it's always best to pay with a credit card, and never a debit card, cheque or cash. Just give them a call and they'll sort it for you.

Answer 5

Definately yes! Phone your credit card provider and inform them of your situation and they will investigate immediately.

Answer 6

Different credit cards may have different policies but I queried this with mine and they said that they would not automatically reinburse you but will start an investigation. so best bet check with your credit card directly.

Answer 7

You probably have to report it within a certain number of days but yes, almost all companies will do this.

Answer 8

yes - you 'dispute' the charge

then write to your credit card company explaining
the circumstances/dates/ items purchased/failure to deliver
promise date - etc

and you should be home free -

Answer 9

if you have proof on your billing statement and have called or emailed to complain more than once about this they should refund your money if enough time has passed that you shouldve received your product

Answer 10

Yes. Contact them straight away, you may have to write to them and explain what happned, but in my experince they will refund it.