If the payments are after the 7th of October just tell the bank you have been tricked into sending someone money and it ended up been a scam and you have lost access to the money , they should refund you within 5 days , if they refuse remind them of the new rules that were put in place on the 7th . Have a read up on Google about the new rules first to familiarise yourself .
Just read through this thread, really helpful... I've got loads of transactions for byte news and particularly byte lab, is the company not more likely to be this one ? It's the same street you have mentioned
But I already tried and explained about the casino denying withdrawal and closing my account and they said there was nothing they could do? So I made a complaint. What should I do?
My bank said it was educational
I think the main point for all to consider is VISA incorrect MCC and Mastercard go goods not received don’t mention gambling.
The world definitely works in myserious ways... After coming back on here, I have just been refunded some of the payments from 'CRPW' by Santander. Still 2 more from them that haven't been but we will see. Also none of the other merchants have been refunded as of yet, but hopefully this is a step in the right direction!
I'm going to call them after work and ask what is happening with the rest so I will let you know.
The banks should refund upfront as per the guidance VISA and Mastercard have on their terms, so frustrating that some do and some don’t. Everyone’s situation is different but we are all addicted and should have instant access to our funds regardless of whether or not we need them
I agree. To be honest after reading through this forum for months on end, it definitely seems as though things are getting easier for people to get this fixed with their banks as time has gone on. Strength in numbers as they say!
For me personally, if I lost the funds it wouldn't be the end of the world, but now I know that it is definitely worth a shot and I encourage people not to give up easily.
I've got £700 back currently, £3100 to go
Well well well,look what I just found out .I have just been hung up on my suspicions where right 
hope you can read it they never put them through as goods not received. Liars
You cannot ever mention the transactions are for gambling because as soon as you do the bank won’t touch them , especially Mastercard . Think it has been mentioned earlier in this thread to always avoid saying they have any thing to do with gambling. Unfortunately if you have already told them this there’s nothing you can do .
What are people saying they've purchased for Mastercard chargebacks? And what if you don't have a receipt?
Find the website of the merchant you sent the transactions to then have a look to see what they are selling on their website , say to the bank you purchased whatever is on there site and you did not receive them . For instance online digital art or NFTs , say the merchant did not supply you with receipts , make sure to email the merchant first as you will need to show this to your bank .
you are telling the truth as you did not receive any thing from that merchant .
But you can't chargeback purchases relating to investments or crypto with Mastercard, well not here in uk AFAIK.
If anyone can email some SUCCESSFUL advice on how raise successfull disputes with
Please let me know. My email is diemeisterr@hotmail.com I'm losing my mind over this now. I'm astonished that the banks are doing complete jack and allowing this to happen. My FOS investigator's declined my case with Monzo and Falcora/PayOP too. I've had enough of everything now. What an absolute load of trash that this is allowed to happen and nothing is being done about it. I have zero idea as to what to do. No one is helping me.
I have to wait 45 days max for my scam to be refunded.
Not having a receipt works in your favour, Chase asked where my invoice was I said it let me pay but nothing came through either order numbers or invoices hence them not sending anything.
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