Funds frozen in Fiji
Tom discovers his travel card is suddenly frozen while holidaying in Fiji.
Tom discovers his travel card is suddenly frozen while holidaying in Fiji.
Money sent by international money transfer was released to the wrong person with the same name as the intended recipient
A credit card provider accepted Rachel’s chargeback request after she discovered the cruise company she purchased a cruise from was in financial strife. The credit card provider then reversed the chargeback with no warning.
An elderly customer had been paying off the minimum balance due for six years without realising she was not making any progress towards repaying the debt. Is this fair?
Isaac purchases bitcoin from a cryptocurrency exchanger and invests it in an overseas scheme. The scheme turns out to be a scam, and Isaac loses $15,000 of bitcoin. Does the exchange platform have any responsibility for Isaac’s loss?
Sfiso had paid a tour company a $20,000 deposit for a luxury tour of Europe. The tour was postponed due to COVID-19, and Sfiso wanted a full refund. Could Sfiso apply to his credit card provider to have the deposit payment reversed?
Demetri had been granted three separate credit cards, and had accumulated $33,000 in debt. But Demetri could not read or write English, and he had never understood the terms of his credit card contracts. What had gone wrong, and how could FSCL help?
A credit card provider cannot cancel the card afterhours after being advised it has been stolen, then goes on to cause some inconvenience when reissuing the card.
What happens if you don’t realise if a thief has used your card to steal money from your travel card?
A trading platform begins behaving suspiciously, but is any loss the credit card provider’s fault?