<prompt> Human: I am almost sure the answer is no, but Im out 300 and am desperate to make any of it back.Basically, I bought 4 tickets to a concert. I listed the tickets on StubHub at a 240 total loss, but they were still priced much higher than all the other tickets listed in similar sections, so I never expected them to sell. Fast forward a month or two, and I finally find a buyer on Craigslist. I am about to complete the transaction with the Craigslist buyer, when I get an email saying 2 of my 4 tickets sold on StubHub. I had completely forgotten they were listed on StubHub. And I had already promised the Craigslist buyer the tickets.Anyway, I called StubHub and they said there would be a 130 fee if I cancelled the ticket sale, so I decided to definitely not cancel them. I emailed my StubHub buyer and asked if I could privately refund her for the tickets plus a little extra so that I could avoid the 130 charge. If she was not interested in that, I would still transfer the tickets to her and keep the money she had paid for them. Instead of emailing me back, she went straight to StubHub, told them I refused to deliver the tickets, and they charged me the 130 fee for cancelling the order. It is also apparently against StubHub rules to email your buyer didnt know this.Anyway, I have now lost 310 on these tickets, as I was already selling at a loss to the Craigslist buyer, and then lost an extra 130 on the StubHub cancellation fee. Is there any way my credit card company Visa, Wells Fargo Bank would refund me, since I never requested to cancel the ticket sale through StubHub? Or any other advice? Im just distraught about losing this much money.  <response>: You violated StubHubs rules and I dont necessarily blame the buyer for reporting it and treating it as a cancellation. Id be wary of a sellers actual intent to go through with the sale after getting an email like that and probably would have done the same thing. Its pretty much on you for not reading StubHubs terms and conditions and for not taking them down when you made the Craigslist listing. I dont think a chargeback is justified here. 