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I forgot to mention that you should call the credit card company and get their address for sending in correspodence related to billing disputes.

Some credit card companies have one address to accept bill payments and another address or billing disputes. If you send you letter to the payment center, the dispute letter might get.

You should also follow up with a phone call to make sure they didn't lose the letter and get the name of someone you talked to. I once had an unauthorized charged on my MBNA Mastercard. From a Hotel in France. I've never been to France. I called to dispute the charge AND put it in writing.

One person claimed they never received my letter yet another person acknowledged having it. I finally sued them in small claims court and the agreed to pay me back plust 10% interest.

I forgot to mention that you should call the credit card company and get their address for sending in correspodence related to billing disputes.

Some credit card companies have one address to accept bill payments and another address or billing disputes. If you send you letter to the payment center, the dispute letter might get.

You should also follow up with a phone call to make sure they didn't lose the letter and get the name of someone you talked to. I once had an unauthorized charged on my MBNA Mastercard. From a Hotel in France. I've never been to France. I called to dispute the charge AND put it in writing.

One person claimed they never received my letter yet another person acknowledged having it. I finally sued them in small claims court and the agreed to pay me back plust 10% interest.

I forgot to mention that you should call the credit card company and get their address for sending in correspodence related to billing disputes.

Some credit card companies have one address to accept bill payments and another address or billing disputes. If you send you letter to the payment center, the dispute letter might get.

You should also follow up with a phone call to make sure they didn't lose the letter and get the name of someone you talked to. I once had an unauthorized charged on my MBNA Mastercard. From a Hotel in France. I've never been to France. I called to dispute the charge AND put it in writing.

One person claimed they never received my letter yet another person acknowledged having it. I finally sued them in small claims court and the agreed to pay me back plust 10% interest.

I forgot to mention that you should call the credit card company and get their address for sending in correspodence related to billing disputes.

Some credit card companies have one address to accept bill payments and another address or billing disputes. If you send you letter to the payment center, the dispute letter might get.

You should also follow up with a phone call to make sure they didn't lose the letter and get the name of someone you talked to. I once had an unauthorized charged on my MBNA Mastercard. From a Hotel in France. I've never been to France. I called to dispute the charge AND put it in writing.

One person claimed they never received my letter yet another person acknowledged having it. I finally sued them in small claims court and the agreed to pay me back plust 10% interest.

Thanks for the info I will definately get that in writing faxed to me.

99.9% of the time, the credit card company or debit card issuer will reverse the charge if you dispute it within 60 days of the billing cycle. They will encourage you to "resolve it with the merchant first", but why would you trust a merchant who already put an unauthorized charged on your account?

I also recommend send your letters in such a manner that gives you conformation of delivery such as fax. I usually prefer USPS Priority Mail with Delivery Confirmation. It's a little more convenient than ceritified mail and a merchant is less likely to refuse delivery because they don't have to sign for it.