What is the purpose of the Netspend Dispute Notification Form?
The Netspend Dispute Notification Form is designed to help cardholders report unauthorized credit or debit transactions on their cards. By completing this form, you initiate a formal dispute process with Netspend regarding these transactions.
How soon must I submit the Dispute Notification Form?
You should complete and submit the form as soon as possible. It is important to do so within 60 days of the date of the transaction you are disputing to ensure your claim is processed in a timely manner.
What happens after I submit the Dispute Notification Form?
Once Netspend receives your completed form, they will review your dispute. A decision regarding whether the disputed funds will be credited to your card will be made within 10 business days.
What supporting documentation should I provide?
Providing supporting documentation can help strengthen your dispute. This may include receipts, emails, police reports, or any other relevant information that can assist in the determination of your claim.
What if my card was lost or stolen?
If your card was lost or stolen, you should indicate this on the form. Additionally, you should reset your PIN and consider filing a police report. You will not be liable for unauthorized transactions that occur after you have reported your card as lost or stolen and requested to block activity.
Is there a limit to how many transactions I can dispute on one form?
You can dispute up to five transactions on a single Dispute Notification Form. Make sure to provide the required details for each transaction to facilitate the review process.
What if I have already contacted the merchant?
If you have contacted the merchant regarding the disputed transaction, you will need to indicate this on the form. You should also note whether the merchant has agreed to provide a refund and the expected date of that refund, if applicable.
What information is required about the disputed transactions?
For each disputed transaction, you will need to provide the disputed amount, date and time of the transaction, merchant's name, and whether you contacted the merchant. This information is crucial for processing your dispute.
What if someone else has access to my PIN?
If someone else has access to your PIN, you should disclose this on the form and provide an explanation. This information can be important in assessing the security of your account and any potential liability.
How do I submit the completed Dispute Notification Form?
After completing the form, sign it and fax it to the number provided: 512-531-8770. Be sure to include any supporting documents, such as a police report, to ensure your dispute is fully evaluated.