Consumers urged to use credit cards post-Brexit to ensure "chargebacks" 

The European Consumer Centre are advising Irish consumers to use credit or debit cards while shopping on UK-based websites, post-Brexit, should anything be wrong with the product.

The European Consumer Centre are advising Irish consumers to use credit or debit cards while shopping on UK-based websites, post-Brexit, should anything be wrong with the product.

Irish consumers are being advised to use credit and debit cards while shopping on UK-based websites post-Brexit so they can have the “chargeback” option if things go awry.

A chargeback is a reversal of a disputed sales transaction on a credit or debit card.

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