Recent content by jessica.lee

Try contacting Chargebacks911. They specialize in chargeback management. As such, they have lots of inside connections. They may be able to get more info for you or tell you how to proceed.

Sure, your strategy might work. But there are other ways to manage chargebacks. I work for Chargebacks911 and we encourage merchants to be vigilant about two things - customer service and fraud detection. Yes, processors look at ratios. And you can get around their regs with your strategy...

Ummm...I'm pretty sure it is impossible to avoid chargebacks. If there was a processor that guaranteed no chargebacks, there wouldn't be a need for any other bank! What are you selling? Because chargebacks are pretty much a given in the digital products world. Chargeback prevention falls...

Let's all take note that Scooter bowed out of this conversation a long time ago. Obviously, he has all the information he needs. He probably is safe. That is all he wanted to hear. But can I just say that this entire conversation has left a bad taste in my mouth? This question was posed by...

I'm new to the world of affiliate marketing, so sorry if this sounds like a stupid question. By why would there be an additional fee? Like, the original seller passes the chargeback fee along to the affiliate? That's pretty sketchy.

How is this case progressing? I am afraid it isn't going well. Since you said you will be sunk if you don't win these disputes, I don't know if it is of much use to give you advice. But, if all your sales are for bulk purchases and they are always quite large (over $80), I would advise...