I don't believe charging back the loan provider had any outcome to getting their product/service.
Affirm was the wrong target.
I don't believe charging back the loan provider had any outcome to getting their product/service.
Affirm was the wrong target.
Basically, the vendor said it shipped me the product but never did. However, it gave PayPal a tracking number which was for something delivered to my town. I waited several months for the vendor to make things right.
I asked PayPal and the person said there is nothing it can do. I did a charge back and the bank gave me my money back.
So no, screw the vendors and screw the payment processors. I don't owe them anything. It is their responsibility to do things right or get a charge back.
That's PayPal's fault then. If they don't make things right, you're justified to hold them to account.
So I'm not saying whether or not OP would have gotten their money back had they went directly to Affirm- just that they should have given Affirm the chance. And none of this excuses Affirms allegedly bad customer service in this situation.