Information To Have When Disputing A Credit Card Charge

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Credit Cards

If you’re disputing a credit card charge, you need to have everything you can in order to backup your claim. That way, the credit card company won’t dismiss you. Plus, you just want to have the evidence for your own records as well. Here’s what you’ll need:

Emails, or phone records for when you may have contacted the merchant about the fraudulent charge.
You should also have receipts, or screen shots of the charges.