Refunds and payment disputes
Claim and dispute preparation for refused refunds, wrong transfers and incorrect platform charges. Fixed fees, written scope, and the decision stays with the company or bank.
- Independent: not affiliated with any platform
- Confidential from the first message
- Clear about evidence gaps and limits
Six dispute services
Each page lists who it is for, what is included, the fee and the documents to prepare.
Wrong Funds Transfer Dispute
Money sent to the wrong account or stuck at a platform: recall request, dispute and complaint preparation.
Read more from $399Invoice and Billing Dispute Appeals
Dispute wrong charges from ad platforms, cloud providers, marketplaces and lead platforms.
Read more from $149Airbnb Refund and Payout Claims
Guest refund requests, host payout disputes and damage claims through Airbnb's Resolution Center.
Read more from $99Airline Ticket Refund Claims
Refund and compensation claim letters for cancelled or significantly changed flights.
Read more from $149Tour Package and Travel Booking Refund Claims
Refund claims against tour operators and online travel agencies such as Booking.com, Expedia and Trip.com.
Read more from $99Chargeback Claim Preparation for Buyers
Prepare a card dispute properly when a merchant will not refund.
Read moreFAQs
Do you recover money?
We prepare claims and disputes. The airline, platform, bank or card issuer decides whether money is returned.
How is this different from account suspension work?
Suspension work restores access to an account. These services dispute a specific charge, refund or transfer.
Do you take a percentage?
No. Fees are fixed and agreed in writing before work starts.
When do I need a lawyer?
For large sums, contract disputes, insolvency or court deadlines. We refer you to independent attorneys.
Can businesses use these services?
Yes. Most invoice, billing and transfer disputes we see are business cases.
Written and reviewed by the AccountSuspension.com case team. Last reviewed . Platform facts are checked against the official sources cited on the page. Editorial policy.
Start with the notice.
Send us what the platform sent you. We reply in writing with what we see, what we would do, and whether we think the case is worth pursuing.