can you charge back your money for your banned overwatch account?

[daiqll]

will blizzard do anything to your other games on the same battlenet?

 

[DToXx]

I just did on my account and my wife's so Weil see IF I get my $80 back if not oh well Another one bites the Dust.

 

[whiti]

normale not they even don't arrange debt collectors

 

[DToXx]

Well my wife just bought the game last night and the tyrant , she didn't even get to play a MP match due to the game kept crashing everytime she tried to play a match and she got banned, she didn't even play the practice range and she got a ban, I setup her tyrant when loaded to save her key and cfg , that's all, but overall the game kept crashing.

And I haven't even had the game 7 days yet only 4 days of playing lol

 

[judge2020]

The banwave was due to Watchover being detected, not due to reports.

I recommend you to not chargeback.

Charging back will make your Battle.net account marked as "fraudulent" and you will not be able to buy anything else on the account. You can still chargeback, especially if you don't plan to use the account for anything else.

With that said, I have heard stories of people in the HonorBuddy section chargeback blizzard in paypal with the "incomplete duration" reason, and have successfully got the money back. Since i don't have a permanent/steady source of income, I will be charging back and hoping for the best.

 

[chinajade]

As Judge2020 clearly points out, doing chargebacks can have negative consequences, frequently but not always. This article discusses the issue further:

[post=2121804]Chargebacks considered 'fraud' by most payment providers[/post]​

cheers,
chinajade

 

[DToXx]

Oh ok Gotcha, But i dont play any other Blizzard games and this was my first and only Blizzard account ever, Not a big fan of blizzard but Overwatch i am, but if i chargeback its not gona affect anything because that was the only Blizzard game i have ever played.

 

[Goshinki]

Transfer the games to another email first via an online ticket. You will need to provide proof of ID. Then you can make a claim to paypal or w/e.

 

[TheFinalZer0]

The banwave was due to Watchover being detected, not due to reports.

I recommend you to not chargeback.

Charging back will make your Battle.net account marked as "fraudulent" and you will not be able to buy anything else on the account. You can still chargeback, especially if you don't plan to use the account for anything else.

With that said, I have heard stories of people in the HonorBuddy section chargeback blizzard in paypal with the "incomplete duration" reason, and have successfully got the money back. Since i don't have a permanent/steady source of income, I will be charging back and hoping for the best.

What if I use in-game currency to buy stuff from the store? i.e. Using coins to buy packs for hearthstone, it'll be disallowed too? Or is it only for cash transactions.

 

[judge2020]

What if I use in-game currency to buy stuff from the store? i.e. Using coins to buy packs for hearthstone, it'll be disallowed too? Or is it only for cash transactions.

You'll probably still be able to buy with coins, tho i'm unsure. I did just put in a dispute but doesn't seem i'm restricted or anything, will post results when done

 

[mishrathium]

The only thing that a chargeback will change is the status on the item you are charging back.

 

[vietnam]

So did you successfully chargeback your Overwatch license? did you blizzard refund your Overwatch money?