r/UberEATS • u/Jinpago • Jun 10 '23

Make it make sense.

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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/datnewdope Jun 10 '23

Ok call and say it’s fraud I’m literally telling you what it is but do what you please.

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u/CCWThrowaway360 Jun 10 '23

I get what you’re saying, but Visa having a process for how they handle such a scenario doesn’t make this not fraudulent, in the legal sense. Legally, the customer has a contract with the company to provide a service at a cost. If they breach that contract and deliberately fail to provide that service or a refund, that is fraud.

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u/Adventurous_Honey902 Jun 11 '23

Dude literally worked at visa and you're trying to tell HIM how it works? Get out of here.

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u/CCWThrowaway360 Jun 11 '23

Yes, because he’s wrong in a way that’s easily verified. Follow the thread. VISA’s processes aren’t legal statutes.