Disputing a charge on your card
You did not buy it, you can prove you did not buy it, and they want you to prove it three times.
The phrase
I want to dispute a charge from yesterday.10 words10 sentences
The ten words3 of 10
- 1dispute/dɪˈspjuːt/
verb
To say formally that something is wrong.
- 2fraud/frɔːd/
noun
Taking money by lying or stealing.
- 3refund/ˈriːˌfʌnd/
noun
Money given back to you.
- 4
evidence
- 5
investigate
- 6
statement
- 7
amount
- 8
claim
- 9
reverse
- 10
deadline
Spell it1 of 3
The sentences3 of 10
I want to dispute a charge from yesterday.
This looks like fraud rather than a mistake.
How long does a refund normally take?
Pronunciation
dispute/dɪˈspjuːt/
As a verb the stress falls on the second syllable: dis-PUTE.
fraud/frɔːd/
One syllable, and the vowel is the one in more.
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- What does fraud mean here?
- Fraud means taking money by lying or stealing, as in 'This looks like fraud rather than a mistake.'
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