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Washington State, USA

the merchant's

I found this point on its website's "Limitations of Liability" under its "Terms of Conditions": "YOU AND WE AGREE THAT ANY CAUSE OF ACTION ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO THE SERVICE IN ANY WAY MUST BE COMMENCED WITHIN ONE (1) YEAR AFTER THE CAUSE OF ACTION ARISES. OTHERWISE, SUCH CAUSE OF ACTION...

It's a few hundred dollars

It was my bank that told me the case is settled and also that the temporary credit is permanent. Also, any idea what would the SOL for New York state? and on a different note, what if the service provider is located in Europe?

yes, but it wasn't satisfactory and was deceiving.

I had to sign up to the website and purchase the online services. They refunded the amount and notified me that the dispute is settled.

I edited my post slightly, but no, I don't possess the goods, I was referring to an online service.

What is the name of your state? Florida If I dispute a charge on my bank's credit or debit card and the funds are credited back to my card followed by the bank settling the dispute, can the merchant still try to recover the funds from a debt collector or report me to credit bureaus? Also, is...