I was scammed a few months ago but im still upset over it
is there nothing i can do to see my money back? I called chase bank but they didnt do shit, wasnt even able to report them

>>33221484 (OP)
I got scammed and called chase and they reimbursed me. It took like 15 minutes. I listed every fraudulent charge and they issued me a new card and refunded me.

>>33221494
when I called to cancel a payment (that was still pending) they made me switch departments 3 times before saying I couldnt do anything

>>33221500
relentlessly harass them and threaten to use another company and say youll leave a bad review until you get what you want

>>33221500
>>33221520
also of course when I say bad review I mean the phone person helping you. They will take it seriously because having a job like that in India is really serious and they wont jeopardize it

>>33221520
you think its still possible to got reimbursed for something from april?

>>33221527
>you think its still possible to got reimbursed for something from april?
absolutely. that is not that much time

>>33221539
Ok I guess ill try tomorrow or on mondat
>>33221523
>when I say bad review I mean the phone person helping you
on like yelp or something? sorry for dumb question

btw I should mention this was about prostitution, and I dont want to say it outloud because paying or selling sex is illegal, and I dont want to get fined or some shit because I wanted to fug

>>33221549
>on like yelp or something? sorry for dumb question
no, their calls are recorded for quality control and they always ask for you to leave a review if you had a good experience, say you had a shitty one and they didnt resolve anything and you will be contacting their superior. Just keep making threats and saying you need this resolved. Of course dont start out being an asshole but do act this way if they arent helping you.
>>33221555
it is none of their business what it was for and they wont ask. Just say this charge is fraudulent and you want to be reimbursed and issued a new card. there is a specific number listed for exactly this on the chase website.

>>33221573
ok thank you I will try

>>33221653
Try but other anon is one of these "h7rr what I would do" fags who doesn't actually know shit.

You willingly made a payment. Fraudulent charges would mean someone stole your card number and made an unauthorized purchase.
If you had canceled payment you'd have had 24 hours.

However it was 2 months ago and by all indications it wasn't a "fraudulent charge". It looks every bit like you made a purchase, you weren't happy with it, and they wouldn't refund you.
And they're most certainly not going to help you if you wrre doing something illegal.
Its not a fraudulent charge if you authorized the payment, and your window for reasonable action in your specific case was 24 hours.

Because you went over that, its now a civil concern. As in you'd have to take the offending party to court. Would you like to take a prostitute to court for you doing something illegal?

>>33221523
>you didn't refund this man his money you couldn't prove was unauthorized and avoided us having to do an investigating and involve insurance!?
>YOURE FIRED

Dude come on. For real? Youre a moron.

>>33221684
>>33221693
if it is the case that the bank cant do anything then what can I do to this person who most likely is scamming and threatening other people at this moment?

>>33221684
>Try but other anon is one of these "h7rr what I would do" fags who doesn't actually know shit.
Except I literally use the same bank as him and reported fraudulent charges within the same time frame and successfully got reimbursed you fucking retarded faggot lol

>>33221484 (OP)
If your source of anger is internal helplessness, learn from this. Losing this one time isnt the issue, the fact that it can happnen again is the issue. Grow from it.

If its from a sense of injustice, then you are misguided. Attain deeper wisdoms of the world.

Either way, pick your battles & this aint it.

>>33221731
Someone may have been doing you a favour. There is no guarantee anyone else will ever get the same treatment. They dont *have* to do fuck all for you, and OPs been told no. Its his fault for trusting a prostitute.

>>33221703
Nothing. You lost. Take the L, learn the lesson, dont be stupid next time, move on

>>33221731
This feels like one of those situations where if we knew both stories in depth, we could see why you got helped, and OP didn't.

>>33221757
I mean I know the guy's email and chase bank account, nothing I can do with those? :/

>>33221764
I am not OP. My story is that I discovered someone using my card for Uber and doordash over a series of months, longer than two months. I think maybe four or five. I called their fraud number on the website, said every charge which isn't mine, and they reimbursed me and issued a new card. It literally took like 15 minutes

>>33221810
I am OP and the scammer kept threatening me and as a retard I kept paying thinking it would satisfy them
It was done under duress but willingly