SAMPLE — illustrative data — this is a fabricated sample packet published by Counterproof. No real cardholder, merchant, or transaction data appears anywhere in it.

Example Threads Co.

100 Example Avenue, Suite 200, Sampletown, CA 90001

Re: dispute dp_SAMPLE_cancelledmerch — Response to chargeback — cancelled merchandise (Visa 13.7 / Amex C05)

The cardholder disputes this charge as an unprocessed credit or cancelled merchandise. A refund is barred by a policy the cardholder accepted via click-to-accept on the checkout screen, defeating this Visa 13.7 / Amex C05 claim.

Transaction details

AmountUSD 220.00
Transaction date2026-02-11
Transaction IDch_SAMPLE_cm01
Policy versionfinal-sale-policy v2 (2025-11-15)
Acceptance timestamp2026-02-11T18:03:44Z

Disclosed no-refund policy (click-to-accept at checkout)

This USD 220.00 final-sale order (charge ch_SAMPLE_cm01 on 2026-02-11) was governed by final-sale-policy v2 (2025-11-15). The cardholder accepted that policy via click-to-accept at 2026-02-11T18:03:44Z from IP 198.51.100.78 (Exhibit A).

The acknowledgement was not buried in a footer link: it was a final-sale acknowledgement checkbox on the checkout screen beside the submit button (Exhibit B). Under Visa’s §3.6 disclosure standard a policy shown on the checkout screen view, next to the submit control, is properly disclosed and bars the refund the cardholder now seeks.

Exhibits

  1. Exhibit A — Click-to-accept policy acceptance log (version, timestamp, IP). Acceptance log recording final-sale-policy v2 (2025-11-15) accepted at 2026-02-11T18:03:44Z from IP 198.51.100.78.
  2. Exhibit B — Checkout-screen capture showing the acknowledgement near the submit button. Checkout-screen capture showing the final-sale acknowledgement checkbox beside the submit button (not a footer link).
  3. Exhibit C — Cardholder communications. Order correspondence showing the final-sale terms were disclosed and accepted.