Re:Booking.com makes a fortune – so why is it leaving its bi...
by moeadham on Thursday October 05, 2023 @02:38PM
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You can do a chargeback, but Booking.com bans you after - even if it is completely their fault
Re:Booking.com makes a fortune – so why is it leaving its bi...
by poizan42 on Thursday October 05, 2023 @02:58PM
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Isn't retaliation for chargebacks a violation of most merchant contracts with the credit card companies?
The one time I have had to request a chargeback I was basically told to contact the financial institution[1] in case the merchant tried anything funny.
[1] In this case Nets A/S who acted as a middle man between my bank and VISA. But I assume my bank would have said the same thing if they had the agreement directly with the CC company.
Re:Booking.com makes a fortune – so why is it leaving its bi...
by d3w4s9 on Thursday October 05, 2023 @05:46PM
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Suppose it is true, I would like to know what you would do after your account is banned. You are not a part of that contract so you cannot sue the merchant. And credit card company likely won't bother with a lawsuit because there is one person affected by this.
It also sounds like the hotel screwed up if they listed themselves as pet-friendly but actually aren't.