On September 26, 2025, I discussed chargeback prevention, a ShopiLab guide, and our Disputifier partnership. I framed preventing chargebacks as part of the modern playbook for scaling ecommerce brands, while keeping claims made by @ariesnotebook separate from my own statements.
My team had just shared a quick guide inside ShopiLab on refunds versus chargebacks, and we announced our partnership with Disputifier. The post did not give the guide’s contents or the partnership’s terms.
I described preventing chargebacks as part of the modern playbook for scaling Ecommerce brands; I did not provide specific prevention procedures in the post.
@ariesnotebook claimed that reserves are often lifted in 30-40 days and that the results were happening across 1000s of stores. Those are their claims, not results I independently reported or verified; the post did not specify what “it” referred to.
In a reply about the collaboration, @ariesnotebook advertised $300 in free credits for people joining through their link: https://t.co/6VEowNN0Ke. The captured post does not state eligibility conditions or other offer terms.
On September 26, 2025, I promoted “Free $300 in credits for Disputifier.” The post did not explain the offer’s terms, eligibility, or duration.
I said I was very excited about the partnership and that I only promote tools I know work. I also described providing exclusive offers for my community and ShopiLab members as a positive outcome; I did not explain how I assess tools or report offer redemptions.
A separate post quoting @ariesnotebook stated that brands would lose $33.8 billion in 2025 alone from disputes. This is the quoted account’s claim, not a figure I independently verified; the captured post does not include the linked thread’s supporting evidence or prevention steps.
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