Melisande Mual
19 Nov 2013 / 5 Min Read
A recent study unveils that despite the pressing financial consequences, merchants are only responding to 50 percent of chargeback cases, giving consumers free reign to continue friendly fraud activity. According to data from dispute mitigation company Chargebacks911, this behaviour not only leaves merchants with a significant monetary loss, but also encourages friendly fraud, a practice which threatens the future of online retailers.
Traditional brick and mortar retailers are quickly being replaced by a fast-growing internet marketplace, which relies heavily on the use of CNP transactions. Whether due to ignorance or actual intent to defraud the merchant, consumers are leveraging the loopholes provided through the chargeback process to dispute legitimate transactions. Unfortunately, many online merchants are living in fear of this activity and rarely fight back against chargebacks, due to the energy, costs and additional resources required. As a result, the consumer is taught that this method of disputing a valid purchase is a workable and logical solution with no negative outcome.
Melisande Mual
19 Nov 2013 / 5 Min Read
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