Chargeback system

Pensionheadache

I paid a company in full to overclad my property but they haven’t provided the goods or service.  I took them to court and won my case but the company still didn’t return my money.  I then had to apply to the sheriffs office for the bailiff to go in and recover my money.  The company then went into liquidation, so I am trying the chargeback system as I paid on my debit card.   My question is can the bank  refuse to use this system.  The amount is over £8,500.

marcia_

 Probably not as it seems like you paid a long time ago?. There are time limits on chargebacks, can't remember how long. 

 I'd have done the chargeback first. 

Pensionheadache

I was following Citizens Advice and that’s what they said, to take court action.  I can use cashback as they have only just gone into liquidation and I have done all I can to get my money back

marcia_

Pensionheadache said:

I was following Citizens Advice and that’s what they said, to take court action.  I can use cashback as they have only just gone into liquidation and I have done all I can to get my money back

 The time limit is 120 days from transaction or the failed delivery
https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/how-do-i-use-chargeback-abZ2d4z3nT8q
 

Pensionheadache

I think if you read the advice it’s from the date they went into liquidation 

denz1968

Did you pay by credit card - or some of it by credit card - if so section 75 claim