A chargeback is when you dispute the charge with your credit card company, like if you never received your items.

> like if you never received your items.

Like paying for a SSL certificate you never received?

Yep, sounds like it would be useful for this case.

Not sure why people are down voting my answer. The other person posted "Chargeback?" - note the question mark. So I took that as if they were asking what a chargeback is, and was trying to explain it as simplified as possible.

You shouldn't be downvoted, but I do believe you misread the intent. Avenger42 was responding to a post which did not mention "chargeback", so it wouldn't make much sense to interpret it as, "What is a chargeback?". Rather, "Why don't you use a chargeback?" would seem to be a better interpretation.

Yes, apparently I should have been more specific.

To be fair to Keverw, it's easy to think that I meant to reply to dman's post and was asking what the term meant.

Sure. I don't fault Keverw's response; I was just attempting to answer the question.

Didn't actually know what a charge back was so thanks.

So exactly this case?