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How to Request a Refund

How to request a refund (credit) from Chargeback.io for false alerts or billing errors

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Written by Theodore
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Chargeback.io is not Joinchargeback.com.

If you see a charge (commonly $144) from New York, that charge came from Joinchargeback.com — a subscription cancellation service.

Chargeback.io operates from the United Arab Emirates (not the United States) and does not bill consumers directly.

We are a business solution and will only bill you if you added a Balance.

Please contact Joinchargeback.com for those refunds.

How to Request Refunds for Alerts

If you cannot find an alert in your payment processor, mark it as Previously Refunded, Failed Transaction, Already Chargeback, or Duplicate.

The fastest way to resolve these is by filing a Manual Credit Request.

1. Types of Credit Requests

Click the links above for full details on how each works and what evidence is accepted.

2. Submitting Evidence

When you submit evidence for a request:

  1. Our Billing department reviews and approves it.

  2. You’ll receive an automated approval or rejection email.

    • If rejected, you’ll receive additional steps to take in the email.

  3. If approved, the credit is immediately applied to your Balance.

ℹ️ Reviews typically take a few business days.

Refunding Your Unused Balance

Balances (top-ups) are refundable up to $10,000 after all descriptors are fully unenrolled from all alert networks (e.g., Ethoca) under all of your accounts.

Once all of your accounts are fully unenrolled, contact our support team and let them know you’d like a refund. From there, we’ll process it for you and send refund confirmation.

When to Contact Support

If your issue is not covered by either Credit Request type, contact our support team with:

  • Alert ID

  • Screenshots (if applicable)

  • Relevant details

Providing complete information helps us resolve your issue faster.

💡 Need more help?
Get support from our representatives at Chargeback.

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