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Darren 01-28-2005 01:39 PM

Selling Chargebacks...
 
Who does it? And what problems have you had? BIG sponsors at Internext selling this service....

Dazza

Muff 01-28-2005 03:25 PM

Are you talking about selling lists of customers that have charged back to use for scrubbing?

Trax 01-28-2005 03:28 PM

I never read myself into the context of those services... anyone minds to explain?

rowan 01-28-2005 11:11 PM

I guess it means selling the chargeback as a debt that is to be recovered from the guy with the card.

How can you prove whether it's so-called *friendly* or *real* fraud without knowing who was holding the card (or a copy of the numbers) at signup?

TheMob 01-28-2005 11:50 PM

what people spend their time on

Nicky 01-28-2005 11:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Muff
Are you talking about selling lists of customers that have charged back to use for scrubbing?

Nah he is trying to sell the accuall chargebacks, ill give ya $20 per chargeback ya can bring me :thumbsup

Mike Okitch 01-28-2005 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by rowan
How can you prove whether it's so-called *friendly* or *real* fraud without knowing who was holding the card (or a copy of the numbers) at signup?

Couldn't you find that out with the IP address and time of signup?

pornguy 01-28-2005 11:58 PM

I dont think that it is worth it. There is not enough info collected at the time of the charge, ie. a signature or photo copy of an ID or anything like that to fight with,

CoreAdult-Dee 01-29-2005 12:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pornguy
I dont think that it is worth it. There is not enough info collected at the time of the charge, ie. a signature or photo copy of an ID or anything like that to fight with,

Well, they have the IP, they also have the CVV2 number from the back of the card. That means at one point that person has to have it in their hands.

From personal experience you give the person the old "Whenever someone makes a purchase on the Internet the billing company MUST capture the IP of the individual making the purchase. An IP is a unique number given to each computer that connects to the Internet. This number can be traced back to the exact computer that made the transaction. If you claim that someone used your card in an effort to avoid paying for your subscription, by law you are committing fraud.

The thing is, the majority of people will not have a CLUE WTF you are talking about and it sounds so "techie" to them. You would not believe the number of chargebacks were prevented in the past using this line to different degrees. Most of them would actually say "uhm, well, look, I...uhm....it is a small amount of money...uhm...not really worth all the trouble...can you just make sure I am not billed again?
Those that did not make the purchase are usually the ones that say "wow, that is great, hopefully they can trace down this f*cker that used my card and put him away". Those are the people that you can be pretty confident were telling the truth. The people trying to scam, a great deal of them panic when they hear about IP's and back off.

Darren 01-29-2005 04:17 AM

Guys really, are you not keeping up with things in the industry?

There are companies that will BUY the chargebacks off you for like half the value per a chargeback and then they will go after the person and collect the debt themselves.... However they wish to.

I wondered if anyone had used these services, the main sponsor at Internext IDV do this. Now this wouldn't add much to our business because our chargebacks are very frickin low but probably $15k or so by selling them.

So no one as used?

Darren 01-29-2005 04:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheMob
what people spend their time on

well your destined for mcdonalds.

Ar3s 01-29-2005 04:24 AM

lol your so funny ... nicky :)
well i dont get it either why there is those services.. :S

tical 01-29-2005 04:25 AM

If anyone buys credits and chargebacks hit me up, I'll gladly sell some :)

woj 01-29-2005 04:40 AM

How much do these usually go for?

Darren 01-29-2005 05:07 AM

time to go to a forum where people actually know about whats going on in their industry i think.

Odin88 01-29-2005 05:22 AM

Fuck you are a wanker darren, honestly. You have such a superiority complex going on, and it is time you got over yourself. Yes you run a successful business, but you are by far the most successful person going around. You found out about selling chargebacks, now you come here asking for advice, people are not sure about the specifics and you think they are all idiots.

From the sounds of things you only learnt about this recently, and you are still finding out the details, so I am sure to a lot of people doing it already you are an idiot. Just a bit of advice, I understand alot of people on GFY are indeed idiots, but you need to get off of your high horse.

Darren 01-29-2005 06:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Odin88
Fuck you are a wanker darren, honestly. You have such a superiority complex going on, and it is time you got over yourself. Yes you run a successful business, but you are by far the most successful person going around. You found out about selling chargebacks, now you come here asking for advice, people are not sure about the specifics and you think they are all idiots.

From the sounds of things you only learnt about this recently, and you are still finding out the details, so I am sure to a lot of people doing it already you are an idiot. Just a bit of advice, I understand alot of people on GFY are indeed idiots, but you need to get off of your high horse.

when I get replies like "TheMob what people spend their time on"... it leads me to think that they are indeed an idiot.

and yes I am an idiot, there is a lot I don't know, there is a lot I am shit at... I am an idiot :)

Rui 01-29-2005 07:54 AM

I think there should be a "coallition" of sponsor programs sharing a list of "bad clients", problem is that should would bring many problems and would be hard to put in practise :(

Der Schleicher 01-29-2005 07:56 AM

credit is good :upsidedow

Dalai lama 01-29-2005 07:59 AM

Interesting. I'd like to know that program, at least a url. Anyone?

Wizzo 01-29-2005 08:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rui
I think there should be a "coallition" of sponsor programs sharing a list of "bad clients", problem is that should would bring many problems and would be hard to put in practise :(

Also, Visa is not big on the idea of sharing of customer info...


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