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#2268600 - 04/01/22 07:27 PM Another REG E Question
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Customer disputed charge from Zoom. We received payment details from Zoom that showed auth code, avs code, avs street address, and zip code all passed. Also, customer name, email and address matched what we have on file. We ended up refunding customer because "the documentation does not prove if the customer did or did not benefit from the transaction". I would think that based on the info provided we could deny this.
Thoughts from the experts please?

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#2268602 - 04/01/22 07:32 PM Re: Another REG E Question reknab
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auth code, avs code, avs street address, and zip code all passed. Also, customer name, email and address matched what we have on file

Which of these pieces of information is immune from a cyber hack, phishing email, or other scam? None of this information proves that your customer authorized the charges vs. their information being compromised.
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#2268605 - 04/01/22 07:51 PM Re: Another REG E Question reknab
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Got it. Thank you!

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#2268608 - 04/01/22 09:22 PM Re: Another REG E Question reknab
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FWIW it isn't in Reg E but is in the EFTA, that the burden of proof is on the bank. So short of the consumer incriminating themselves, these are claims banks will pay more and more.
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