CCBill chargeback rates - GoFuckYourself.com

andrew90 · 04-11-2012, 10:30 AM

Hi. I have a question for you guys:

We all know that the adult industry has one of the highest chargeback ratio in the credit card processing industry.

Although Visa and Mastercard do not allow more than 1% chargebacks, I guess there are plenty of CCBIll merchants that go way above 1%.

I'm curious to know what is the maximum chargeback ratio allowed by CCBil?

What is your experience so far with CCBill, regarding chargebacks?

Do they close your account if you exceed 1%?

Thanks!

$5 submissions · 04-11-2012, 04:39 PM

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pornmasta · 04-11-2012, 06:35 PM

good question

Eschaton · 04-11-2012, 08:09 PM

I processed with PayPal for nearly 2 years until I switched to CCBill. I had 1 chargeback via PayPal and they decided in my favor

I'd say maybe 4 chargebacks or so since I've switched to CCBill late last year, which is annoying as I never got them via PayPal. Could be credit card statement, people forgetting or something - who knows?

CCBill is also annoyingly anal about chargebacks. All you have to do is say "I'll do a chargeback, I don't recognize this charge" and they'll refund your purchase immediately. I can't count how many refunds have been issued to customers who contact ccbill about stupid things like username/pass problems, forgot login link, etc - and CCBill just refunds their money like it doesn't matter. I get no notification of them doing it, then I have to contact them to find out why they refunded their money. Total BS if you ask me. If someone pays to join my site, joins it, rips the content, then complains - don't refund their money. Fight the chargeback.

I remember doing some mainstream stuff and worked with a company who charged customers $250 extra if they initiate a fraudulent chargeback. Needless to say they never got any chargebacks and the ones that did were just fraud. They also got around refund rates by not issuing a refund and issuing a paper check through the mail.

Major Tom Thanks Duke · 04-11-2012, 08:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by andrew90

Hi. I have a question for you guys:

We all know that the adult industry has one of the highest chargeback ratio in the credit card processing industry.

Although Visa and Mastercard do not allow more than 1% chargebacks, I guess there are plenty of CCBIll merchants that go way above 1%.

I'm curious to know what is the maximum chargeback ratio allowed by CCBil?

What is your experience so far with CCBill, regarding chargebacks?

Do they close your account if you exceed 1%?

Thanks!

it's 1% after you hit a 100 chargebacks. By your question you'll never hit that so don't worry
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lagcam · 04-11-2012, 08:24 PM

I think ccbill would answer that it depends on the type of chargebacks and the quality of the rest of your transactions but if you are concerned ask them directly for their advice in helping you stay within their limits.

04-11-2012, 10:30 AM	#1
andrew90 Registered User Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 2	CCBill chargeback rates Hi. I have a question for you guys: We all know that the adult industry has one of the highest chargeback ratio in the credit card processing industry. Although Visa and Mastercard do not allow more than 1% chargebacks, I guess there are plenty of CCBIll merchants that go way above 1%. I'm curious to know what is the maximum chargeback ratio allowed by CCBil? What is your experience so far with CCBill, regarding chargebacks? Do they close your account if you exceed 1%? Thanks!

04-11-2012, 04:39 PM	#2
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pornmasta Too lazy to set a custom title Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 18,305	good question

04-11-2012, 08:09 PM	#4
Eschaton Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 109	I processed with PayPal for nearly 2 years until I switched to CCBill. I had 1 chargeback via PayPal and they decided in my favor I'd say maybe 4 chargebacks or so since I've switched to CCBill late last year, which is annoying as I never got them via PayPal. Could be credit card statement, people forgetting or something - who knows? CCBill is also annoyingly anal about chargebacks. All you have to do is say "I'll do a chargeback, I don't recognize this charge" and they'll refund your purchase immediately. I can't count how many refunds have been issued to customers who contact ccbill about stupid things like username/pass problems, forgot login link, etc - and CCBill just refunds their money like it doesn't matter. I get no notification of them doing it, then I have to contact them to find out why they refunded their money. Total BS if you ask me. If someone pays to join my site, joins it, rips the content, then complains - don't refund their money. Fight the chargeback. I remember doing some mainstream stuff and worked with a company who charged customers $250 extra if they initiate a fraudulent chargeback. Needless to say they never got any chargebacks and the ones that did were just fraud. They also got around refund rates by not issuing a refund and issuing a paper check through the mail.