Description
The buyer’s bank
requested a copy of the order receipt, and found it as an illegible
copy, or something other than the requested item. Most commonly
caused by the seller when he provides a substitute order receipt that
did not contain all of the required information or was an incomplete
substitute acknowledgment, or other than the requested item.
The merchant
submitted order receipt with the information which is not sufficient
or incomplete or is different from the requested information.
Characters in the
receipt were invisible or not prominent because of light ink.
The copy is ribbed
or on colored paper.
The copy is faded or
stained.
The original order
receipt is mishandled.
The original sales
receipt is scanned in smaller size, makes it unclear or different.
Evidence Required
If possible, resubmit a copy that is clear enough to read or complete
copy of the order receipt to the acquirer.
If the merchant has incomplete or missing information, accept the
chargeback.
If the merchant provided illegible copy and an enquiry is related to
a fraud, accept the chargeback.
In such case, the merchant doesn’t have any re-presentment rights.
Prevention:
Scan the order receipt in actual size as original sales receipt or
print on white paper only. Scanning in smaller size makes it unclear
or distinct.
Replace/refill the printer’s toner or cartridge so that it doesn’t
run low on ink or paper. When the ink starts to fade, use different
cartridge. When the first copy starts to fade or stain, change the
roll of the
printer.
Print and keep white copy of order receipt, give colored one to the
customer, the color paper does not copy as visible as white one.
Make copies at the similar size as the original order receipt. If the
sales acknowledgement is scanned or microfilmed, do not reduce the
image size, it results in poor quality of the copy.
Position of the company name/logo should be separate from transaction
information, make sure that the company name or logo on the order
receipt is visible. Business message should be printed away from the
transaction information.
Make sure the company’s name on buyer’s bill or billing statement
is clearly visible and is also correct, the customer must check this
information on the credit card and then see the merchant’s name and
descriptor on the billing statement.
Common Examples:
1. Linda complains to the bank that the charge on her card is more
than she was supposed to pay on which her bank asks the merchant to
provide them with a copy of the receipt. The merchant hence fails to
submit a complete and readable copy of the original receipt and
therefore endures a chargeback under the Reason Code 4802: Request
Copy Illegible or Invalid.
2 George thinks that he received a call from his internet service
provider regarding a due charge so—he pays the amount, however, he
later realizes that it was a fraud call. He calls his bank about the
fraud on which the bank reaches out to the merchant. The merchant
fails to provide the copy of receipt in order to prove that the
customer rendered any of their services. Hence the bank puts a
chargeback on the merchant under the Master Card Reason Code 4802: Request Copy
Illegible or Invalid.
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