From what i got, seems Visa has removed the "2nd chargeback" route. Bascially (see attached files) it says that (from i understand) that Visa removed the 2nd chargeback option for processing banks and it also outlined guidelines on what goes into considering "compelling evidence"

Hey i have an idea..

Why dont we just give everything away for FREE!.

I'm still sure that some cardholders would chargeback even then :)

G

well it looks like the rules were designed to make it easier for you, the merchant on chargebacks, because theres cases where a chargeback is won by the merchant, and the bank simply re-submits a 2nd go around

anyway, keep it on topic ;)

Visa and MasterCard are taking steps to protect the merchant

Visa's CISP compliance will also be -mandated- by October '04 for all payment gateway services. Lots of changes coming on the horizon and it is nice to see that some of these changes will benefit merchants for a change, instead of just cardholders. :)

I think Verified by Visa and MasterCard SecureCode are the most dramatic innovations in terms of merchant protection.

Originally posted by AlaskanWolf
From what i got, seems Visa has removed the "2nd chargeback" route. Bascially (see attached files) it says that (from i understand) that Visa removed the 2nd chargeback option for processing banks and it also outlined guidelines on what goes into considering "compelling evidence"
Where is the attached file? Doesn't look like it uploaded.

- Matt