chargeback
Services & Contracts
ADR decision ignored by business
If a business ignores an ADR decision, treat it as non-compliance and move to a clear final deadline and enforcement. This explains what evidence matters and when to escalate in the UK.
Services & Contracts
Service not delivered — legal options
If a trader has taken payment but not delivered the service, set a written deadline and move to a refund request. Escalate via your payment method if they stall or go quiet.
Services & Contracts
Auto-renewal trap explained
Auto-renewal charges can often be refunded when consent or cancellation was unclear. Cancel first, gather screenshots, then complain and escalate via your payment provider if needed.
Money & Legal
Bank refusing chargeback
If your bank refuses to raise a chargeback, treat it as a formal complaint, tighten the evidence bundle, and set a clear deadline for a final response so you can escalate.
Services & Contracts
Airline refund delayed
If an airline has agreed a refund but payment keeps being delayed, UK261 usually requires reimbursement within 7 days. Use a written deadline, gather evidence, then escalate to ADR or the CAA.
Services & Contracts
Section 75 claim explained
If a credit card purchase goes wrong and the seller won’t fix it, Section 75 can make the card provider equally responsible. This explains eligibility, evidence, and how to escalate a refusal.
Services & Contracts
Chargeback vs Section 75
Section 75 is a legal right for many credit card purchases £100–£30,000, while chargeback is a card-scheme process that can still be worth trying. This explains which to use, what evidence helps, and when to escalate.
Services & Contracts
Faulty product return refused
If a retailer refuses to accept a faulty product return, the issue is often a policy script rather than the actual rights position. These steps help gather evidence, challenge refusals, and escalate calmly.
Services & Contracts
Refund refused by company
If a company refuses a refund, the right next step depends on whether the purchase was faulty, misdescribed, or simply a change of mind. This checklist helps build evidence and escalate calmly through complaints and payment routes.