Notify a creditor that you'll pay disputed charges: Letter to Cancel a Refused Charge on a Credit Card

If you've refused to pay a charge on your credit card, but have now changed your mind, you can use a Letter to Cancel a Refused Charge on a Credit Card to alert your credit card company that you no longer dispute the charge.

When you regularly make purchases with a credit card, and the information on your statement is limited, keeping track of charges can be challenging. This document helps make it easier to fix a mistake. You can use a Letter to Cancel a Refused Charge on a Credit Card if you've decided to pay a charge that you earlier disputed. When you use this document, you can send a copy of the statement and/or charge slip to the card company, and keep all the relevant correspondence and emails, so you can refer to them later if necessary, so there's no confusion. A CLetter to Cancel a Refused Charge on a Credit Card is a great way to quickly resolve the issue of a purchase.

• You wish to cancel a refusal to pay order.
• You figured out what the charge was for.

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