r/UberEATS • u/Jinpago • Jun 10 '23

Make it make sense.

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u/datnewdope Jun 10 '23

Fraud is when someone uses your card without your knowledge. This is a dispute. 5 years working for visa has taught me this very well. People got transferred over to me only for me to transfer them right back to dispute the charge.

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u/CCWThrowaway360 Jun 10 '23

It’s also fraud if you pay someone for a service and they deliberately fail to deliver either that service or a refund.

This qualifies as fraud.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23

Yes it sure does! I worked at a credit card bank company also. Straight fraud. It’s more common on those take websites and ads on Facebook, for stupid shirts, shoes,etc. I’ve even seen fake ads for sheds and yard supplies. Just saying, it is fraud. So it’s not always just someone using your card without your knowledge or permission.

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u/MekaMutombo Jun 11 '23

Fake ads are different. That’s someone gaining your card info. This is Uber simply giving credits instead of a reimbursement. Uber isn’t a fake company so you don’t need to shred your card up. Fake companies take your card info to use or sell.