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Small businesses in Canada can lower their credit card processing costs with almost no work whatsoever. Visa has offers special lower rates to businesses that process less than $300,000 per year.

In this video David explains how it all works, and how to make sure the cost savings are actually passed through to your business.

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The first in our fighting chargebacks series concentrates on fighting fraud reason code chargebacks.

For e-commerce and card-not-present merchants fraud chargebacks are usually the hardest ones to win. The challenge is that you have to prove the cardholder is who they say they are, and that they actually ordered the item or service in question. It's a very uphill battle if you try to combat fraud it after the dispute has already been received. With this reason code, you really do need to take a preventative approach.

The purpose of this series is to give business owners an idea on the best way to respond to certain types of chargebacks, but for fraud in particular - the battle is mostly won prior to you even shipping the order. Ultimately, if the cardholder didn't actually buy the item or service in question you can't win, so in this discussion David also talks about ways to validate orders.

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More about 3DSecure:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtOOOvYuxx8

More about using video chat to authenticate customers and prevent fraud:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qlf0cl5Fub8

Merchants that are put on the match list lose the ability to process credit cards. Making things worse is the fact that it’s difficult or impossible to get off the list. David speaks to Bryce Van De Moere and Jeremy Stock from Global Legal Law firm to learn what you should do if you find yourself on the match list.

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Source : www.globallegallawfirm.com.

Email address to Mastercard about Match list inquires:
[email protected]

Note: Matters discussed are all opinions intended for education and entertainment. Nothing in this video is or should be considered legal advice or business advice. All events or likeness to real people and events is a coincidence.