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CARDHOLDER DISPUTE FORM Thank you for contacting us regarding a dispute on your Visa or MasterCard. Your dispute. You may place additional details on the second page. Cardholder Name Merchant Name
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What is your dispute?
My dispute is regarding a billing error on my credit card statement.
Who is required to file your dispute?
The cardholder or authorized user is required to file the dispute.
How to fill out your dispute?
You can fill out the dispute form online or contact your credit card company to start the dispute process.
What is the purpose of your dispute?
The purpose of the dispute is to correct the billing error and have the incorrect charges removed from the statement.
What information must be reported on your dispute?
You must report the date of the transaction, amount charged, and reason for disputing the charge.
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