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Refunding credit card payment
I have sent for an item from an advert on internet, paid by credit card (�65). I have not received the goods yet and suspect the shop has gone out of business (Their web site is down). where do I start to get my money refunded.
Julie
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It depends on your credit card terms and conditions.
The law states that the credit card company is equally liable in the following circumstances only:
1. The goods were over �100
2. You used your card to pay the company directly, and not through a third party processor such as PayPal.
However, many credit card companies have more generous terms, so phone them up now.
If your credit card company won't help, you have no option but to pursue it through the courts to get your money back.
If the company has gone bust, you have very little chance of getting your money back.
Contact Trading Standards too.
The law states that the credit card company is equally liable in the following circumstances only:
1. The goods were over �100
2. You used your card to pay the company directly, and not through a third party processor such as PayPal.
However, many credit card companies have more generous terms, so phone them up now.
If your credit card company won't help, you have no option but to pursue it through the courts to get your money back.
If the company has gone bust, you have very little chance of getting your money back.
Contact Trading Standards too.
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