Visa 13.3
Not as described or defective merchandise
The cardholder received the goods and says they were not what was described, or arrived faulty. Delivery proof does not settle this code; the description does. You need the listing the customer bought from, facts that show the item matched it, and the return position.
The evidence this code accepts
- 1
The exact description the customer bought from
The dispute is a comparison, so the reader needs both sides of it.
- 2
What shows the item matched that description
Specifications, pre-dispatch photos, batch or serial numbers.
- 3
Whether the item has been returned
A cardholder who kept the goods and got the money is the point you can make.
- 4
The refund or return policy and how it was shown
On this code the policy does carry weight, if the customer saw it.
- 5
Customer messages about the fault
Shows whether you were given a chance to repair, replace or refund.
- 6
Delivery confirmation
Establishes what arrived and when the clock started.
Where sellers lose this one
- They argue about quality in their own words with no reference to the listing.
- The policy was in the footer only, so the issuer treats it as not disclosed.
- The item was returned and they still respond as though it was not.
Build the pack for Visa 13.3
6 questions specific to this code, plus the order and the notice. No account. You see the assessment and what is missing before you pay anything.
USD 9.90 a pack when you get it. This prepares your evidence; the card network decides.
Rules checked 2026-09. Sources. Network rules change; if you find this page out of date, tell us and we will correct it.