Can I have my original charge reversed after a successful dispute?

In Virginia, the answer to this question depends on the details of the dispute. Generally speaking, you may not be able to have your original charge reversed after a successful dispute. This is because, when a dispute is filed with the credit card company, the company usually refunds the disputed amount, and the original charge is still on your credit card statement. However, if you had a chargeback claim filed with your credit card issuer, then it is possible that the original charge may be reversed. If you had a chargeback claim filed, then after a successful dispute, the credit card issuer will typically issue a chargeback to the merchant. This means that the merchant will be responsible for reversing the original charge, rather than the credit card issuer. Chargebacks are usually reserved for cases in which you received faulty goods or services, or if you believe you were unfairly charged. In some cases, it may also be possible to have the original charge reversed after a successful dispute, though this is not always the case. If you have any questions about whether or not your charge can be reversed, you should contact your credit card issuer to discuss the matter further.

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