You say that if a chargeback includes ten clips for 100 dollars... It will only have one fee. But I know that banks treat each transaction as its own separate entity, even if the transactions are only a few minutes apart. It is considered a complete different purchase with its own overdraft fee. And it is not unusual for a customer to buy a clip from me, watch it, enjoy it, then come back for another one. I've had customers buy a clip every single hour for many hours, not wanting to buy them all in one bulk purchase.
If those ten clips are not purchased in the same purchase order, but rather spread out over an entire day - say, one clip every fifteen minutes.... Is there still only one $35 fee for the entire purchase spent that day? Meaning we would be out $135 (ten clips @ $10 plus chargeback fee)? Or is each purchase treated as its own transaction, each one requiring their own chargeback fee because they were purchased throughout a day? Meaning we would be responsible for $100 in video returns, as well as $350 in chargeback fees alone? Totaling $450 (ten videox @ $10 plus ten transactions @ $35 fee)....
I am sorry for asking so many questions - I am just feeling very confused about this entire thing. I've never been apart of a site that made its models responsible for the chargeback fees as well as the video returns, so I am really trying to wrap my mind around how this works and exactly what we models are responsible for!