Send the wrong evidence and you lose a claim you should win, plus a hit to your defect rate. Paste the dispute and get the claim type named, the evidence packet built, and a factual rebuttal ready to submit before the window closes.
Claim type · evidence packet · rebuttal narrative · pattern check
A chargeback and an A-to-z claim are two different processes with two different deadlines, and both reward the seller who responds with the right evidence. The trap is sending the wrong kind. Carrier tracking on a not-as-described claim proves nothing. Listing screenshots on an item-not-received claim prove nothing. The case is lost even when the seller did everything right.
This tool names the claim type first, because that decides the burden of proof, then builds the evidence packet that matches it and writes a factual, dated rebuttal in the voice Amazon's reviewers read for. It also flags the deadline and reminds you that an A-to-z lost without a response dents your Order Defect Rate even after a refund.
Claim text, order ID, fulfillment method, tracking, and any buyer messaging.
The claim type named, then the exhibits that match its burden of proof.
A factual, dated narrative that points to the exhibits, ready to submit.
Your pasted dispute and order data are sent to our server, processed once by the AI to build the defense, and not shared with anyone. We keep your email and a short usage summary so we can send you the results. Your text is not resold, published, or used to train anything.
No. This is general guidance, not legal advice, and no tool can promise Amazon or a card issuer rules your way. The writer matches your evidence to the burden of proof and drafts a factual rebuttal. Amazon and the issuer decide every claim.
Paste the claim text Amazon sent, the order ID, the fulfillment method, the tracking number, any buyer messaging, and the listing details at time of sale. The more of the order record, the sharper the evidence packet.
Not on a defensible claim. Auto-refunding pays the loss plus a fee, and an A-to-z lost without a response still counts against your Order Defect Rate even after the refund. Defending a claim you should win protects the dollars and the metric.
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