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Refund overlap window — claim map
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No universal safe day after a refund. Filter the claim. Type clocks you have. We do not invent N.
| Claim | Reality | Type / read | Do not |
|---|---|---|---|
| Safe after 30 days from refund | No. Issuer windows run from the transaction (or network clock), not your CS refund date | Transaction / delivery date and any written window you have | Invent a safe day from a blog |
| Posted refund blocks all future chargebacks | No. Separate messages. Both can still post | Whether the credit posted on the card | Tell CS the case is closed forever |
| Pending refund is the same as posted | No. Pending can race a chargeback and both finish | Refund status — posted vs pending vs failed | Assume pending will net the dispute automatically |
| This map types the overlap dollars | No. Overlap cash is the refund-then-CB calculator | N/A — open that tool when both messages posted | Skip dollar recon because the refund was ‘old’ |
| Alert refunds share the same safe clock | Alert hours are a different clock. Bank dispute windows are still separate | Which door fired — alert vs bank CB | Mix alert SLAs into issuer day-count myths |
| Amazon A-to-z grant ends Visa windows | No. Amazon and bank are two doors | Whether a bank case also exists | Treat Seller Central as the card network clock |
Filter the claim. A posted refund does not close the issuer’s dispute window. We do not invent a safe day count. When both messages post, use the overlap dollar tool.
Pairing procedure: There is no safe day after a refund. Topic: Refunds.
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