<prompt> Human: My grandparents were part of a tourist group in China and purchased 8000 worth of extremely overpriced jewelry last week at one of those tourist trap stores that the groups stop at. Basically the salespeople use all types of deceptive sales and psychology tactics to disarm customers and get them to commit to purchasing ridiculously overpriced goods This is a similar to their experienceMy grandparents are obviously not savvy to this type of stuff and were easily preyed upon. After coming back to the States, they realize that they were basically conned and feel extremely embarrassed and ashamed. My grandparents are far from wealthy and I want to help them recover this money. They made this purchase on a credit card, is there any recourse with the bank or credit card company to get this reversed?  <response>: Probably not. They knowingly bought something, they didnt have their card stolen. If credit cards companies refunded the money every time somebody regretted a purchase, there would be no such thing as credit card debt. 