Write a clear dispute for a wrong charge
Draft a calm, factual message to a company or card issuer about a billing error.
Why it works
Clear facts and dates get disputes resolved faster.
Step by step
List the facts.
Help me write a billing dispute. Company: [NAME]. Charge: [AMOUNT] on [DATE]. What went wrong: [DETAILS]. What I want: [REFUND/CORRECTION].
Fill in the [brackets] with your details before you send.
Make it firm and polite.
Rewrite it under 150 words, with a clear request and a response deadline of 14 days.
Plan B.
If they don't respond, what are typical next steps with my card issuer? List what records I should keep.
Replace anything in [BRACKETS] with your details. Works with most AI chat assistants. The ChatGPT and Claude buttons open a new chat with the prompt already typed in, and you press send. Gemini doesn't accept pre-filled links, so its button copies the prompt for you to paste. For steps 2 and later, paste into the same chat you started so the AI keeps the context.
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Tips and cautions
- Card dispute deadlines vary; check your issuer's terms.
- Before pasting or uploading a bill, cover your account number, address, date of birth and any member or policy IDs. The AI only needs the amounts, dates and line items.
- Not legal advice.
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