Credit Card Billing Errors & Unauthorized Charges
Unfortunately, things don't always go like clockwork when using credit cards. The credit card company might make a mistake on your bill, a merchant may overcharge you, double charge you, or charge you for something you didn't buy. Or, you may have a dispute with a merchant over the quality or some other aspect of the goods you bought, and don't feel you should have to pay. And finally, what many of us dread more than all -- someone could get ahold of your credit card or credit card number and make unauthorized charges.
Check out the articles below to find out what to do in the case of billing errors, unauthorized charges, or merchant disputes.
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Disputing a Billing Error on Your Debit or Credit Card Statement
People who use debit and credit cards are likely to eventually experience a credit or debit billing issue.
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Your Liability for Unauthorized Credit and Debit Card Charges
Learn how to limit your liability for unauthorized credit or debit card charges.
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Automatic Bank Payments: Watch Out for Errors
Banks can make errors when dealing with your automatic payments. Here's what to do if these payments go awry.
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Can I Withhold a Credit Card Payment if I Have a Dispute With a Seller?
Learn about requesting a "claims and defenses" chargeback.
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