Rogers Credit Card: Charge back on online order placed 2 months ago

mr2711 wrote: ↑ Online ordered items from People's jewelers on 28th Nov using Rogers Mastercard. Items were shipped on 14th Dec through UPS but never delivered. UPS website shows that items reached their warehouse on 15th Dec but no updates after that. Raised a ticket with People's jewelers and was told that their dept will take 3 weeks to investigate and UPS will take another 2 weeks to investigate. We are past their SLA. Today People's told me that resolution will take some more time and didn't give me any estimate.

Q. Is it too late to initiate a charge back with Rogers? Today is 73rd day since order was placed and 56th day since items are with UPS.

Q. What would be the process to initiate charge-back with Rogers? Call customer service? Online portal?

P.S Did some googling before posting and couldn't find relevant info ( except for the info that Rogers is the worst bank to initiate chargeback.)

MikeD648 wrote: ↑ I recently went through a dispute process with Rogers Mastercard.

I had bought what turned out to be bogus tickets off Craig's list and paid with Squareup.

Call up Rogers and they will give an email address to send in all the documents supporting your claim. They'll should give you a temporary statement credit while its going through the dispute process.

I ultimately won my dispute and got my money back. I was pleased with the outcome.

Gtaphotog wrote: ↑ I've ever only had one chargeback so far with Rogers bank and it was only a for a few bucks so I'm sure that made a difference but it was a couple of months after I placed the order and they didn't ask for much from but just to wait to hear from them. This was many many months ago way before covid so I'm sure things have changed since then.

Over the years I've seen various reports here that Rogers bank dispute process wasn't an easy task but that pales in comparison to Home Trust Banks dispute process where they required me to fax them all the documents, I had to take photos and screenshots of the item in question and print it out in colour to fax it to them.
I ended up having to fax it a couple times till they actually got it, didn't hear anything about if I won the dispute or not until I checked my account and noticed the credit, a few days later I got the letter in the mail.

ised wrote: ↑ I went through a charge back process with Rogers Bank last year for an airline ticket. As mentioned above, they would give you an email address to send all documents.

They gave me a temporary credit after about a month. I have not heard from them in about 5 months though and the actual airline refund also came in. I told Rogers to claw back their money but they have not done so.