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Hub You - 3rd Party Merchant Accounts: Tips To Avoid Costly Chargebacks For Merchants And Buyers
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We are human and we do make mistakes from time to time. However as merchants we can take steps to protect our 3rd party merchant accounts by using the following tips.
Five Tips For Merchants
1. Honor refund requests in good time. We know it can be frustrating when less than 24 hours has transpired before the customer requests a refund. Remain neutral and apologetic and remember that the quicker you process the refund the sooner the problem will be over.
2. Always request the address from customers to deter incidences of reversed charges due to possible claims of fraud or unauthorized payments. By doing so you may deter some customers from using this tactic to avoid paying for goods. You can then produce this as evidence that an order was placed with the address file to your 3rd party processor.
3. Make it clear on your terms and somewhere on your sales page or order form what the billing name will appear as on customer statements. This will make it easy for your customers to associate your billing name to your web with your business.
4. Provide c
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We are human and we do make mistakes from time to time. However as merchants we can take steps to protect our 3rd party merchant accounts by using the following tips.
Five Tips For Merchants
1. Honor refund requests in good time. We know it can be frustrating when less than 24 hours has transpired before the customer requests a refund. Remain neutral and apologetic and remember that the quicker you process the refund the sooner the problem will be over.
2. Always request the address from customers to deter incidences of reversed charges due to possible claims of fraud or unauthorized payments. By doing so you may deter some customers from using this tactic to avoid paying for goods. You can then produce this as evidence that an order was placed with the address file to your 3rd party processor.
3. Make it clear on your terms and somewhere on your sales page or order form what the billing name will appear as on customer statements. This will make it easy for your customers to associate your billing name to your web with your business.
4. Provide
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2. Always request the address from customers to deter incidences of reversed charges due to possible claims of fraud or unauthorized payments. By doing so you may deter some customers from using this tactic to avoid paying for goods. You can then produce this as evidence that an order was placed with the address file to your 3rd party processor.
3. Make it clear on your terms and somewhere on your sales page or order form what the billing name will appear as on customer statements. This will make it easy for your customers to associate your billing name to your web with your business.
4. Provide
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3. Make it clear on your terms and somewhere on your sales page or order form what the billing name will appear as on customer statements. This will make it easy for your customers to associate your billing name to your web with your business.
4. Provide
Wouldn't you agree that every sales job is unique? Aren't there significant differences in products and services sold, target markets, target geographies, company cultures, lead sources, sales cycle lengths, and more? Given these many differences, how can you accurately define the parameters that will produce success in your company's sales job?The questions asked in this article do not identify every possible factor you should consider as you analyze your company's sales position(s). However, reviewing these questions should spark useful
3. Make it clear on your terms and somewhere on your sales page or order form what the billing name will appear as on customer statements. This will make it easy for your customers to associate your billing name to your web with your business.
4. Provide clear instruction of your guarantee and refund policy. If for some or products such as private label product sales or similar you do not offer refunds then state this clearly on your sales page and order form. Also check with your 3rd party processor to verify whether a ‘No Refunds’ statement is permitted under your user agreement prior to launching your product. Otherwise you may find that your customers will feel they have no recourse other than to request a chargeback in these extreme cases.
5. Keep a record of chargebacks as you may find a pattern from certain customers who may request numerous chargeback requests from several merchants. Your 3rd party processor will be alerted to persistent problem buyers and they can work with the card issuing company to report unusual number of chargebacks.
Five Tips For Buyers
1. Don't confuse the Reference ID" number on your credit card statement with your 3rd party merchant account "Transaction ID." This is a common mistake made when cross referencing payments on your credit card statement.
2. Keep up to date with your credit card statements. Print out rece
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