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epitome · 07-17-2013, 08:12 PM

If they want to charge you $40 per chargeback, do yourself a favor and contact MasterCard International to confirm that it is within their rights:

+1-636-722-7111
[email protected]

If they ask which bank it is through, it is:

Choice Bank Limited
1 Coney Drive
3rd Floor
P.O. Box #2494
Belize City, Belize
Central America

Tel + 501.223.6850
Fax + 501.223.6853

www.choicebankltd.com
[email protected]

Have luck, teencat!

Edit: MasterCard can also help you get things resolved if no one is being helpful. It used to be against the rules for a merchant to charge you extra to use your card under a certain dollar amount, or to have a minimum purchase amount to use your card. Meaning they would say you couldn't use your card to buy a $1 pack of gum. You could report them to Visa and MasterCard and both went out of their way to investigate and would yank merchant accounts if the merchant refused to comply. Things did change after the big class action lawsuit, but that was a suit involving merchants, not card issuers.

07-17-2013, 08:12 PM
epitome So Fucking Lame Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: St. Petersburg, FL Posts: 12,156	If they want to charge you $40 per chargeback, do yourself a favor and contact MasterCard International to confirm that it is within their rights: +1-636-722-7111 [email protected] If they ask which bank it is through, it is: Choice Bank Limited 1 Coney Drive 3rd Floor P.O. Box #2494 Belize City, Belize Central America Tel + 501.223.6850 Fax + 501.223.6853 www.choicebankltd.com [email protected] Have luck, teencat! Edit: MasterCard can also help you get things resolved if no one is being helpful. It used to be against the rules for a merchant to charge you extra to use your card under a certain dollar amount, or to have a minimum purchase amount to use your card. Meaning they would say you couldn't use your card to buy a $1 pack of gum. You could report them to Visa and MasterCard and both went out of their way to investigate and would yank merchant accounts if the merchant refused to comply. Things did change after the big class action lawsuit, but that was a suit involving merchants, not card issuers. Last edited by epitome; 07-17-2013 at 08:16 PM..