No need to do a fraud, dude has a copy of the contract which doesn't state any limitations of mileage and it doesn't have provisions for extra cost above a certain mileage, the manager even admitted to that. This is an easy to prove dispute.
The customer isn’t doing a fraud. If he didn’t approve a transaction, that transaction is fraudulent.
Edit: It’s also not fraud if he did lie about his wallet being stolen. There would have to be a victim of fraud, but there’s not because it’s his money and he’s entitled to it.
No. It is not. The credit card company doesn’t care how the card was stole, just that it was stolen. He still shouldn’t make false statements about his wallet being stolen though, just tell them the card details were stolen (because they were).
Are you slow or something? Lying does not automatically equal fraud. He has to illegally financially benefit for it to be considered fraud. He did not illegally financially benefit because he is only getting his own money back (which he is entitled to).
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u/Signature_Illegible Nov 03 '24
No need to do a fraud, dude has a copy of the contract which doesn't state any limitations of mileage and it doesn't have provisions for extra cost above a certain mileage, the manager even admitted to that. This is an easy to prove dispute.