<prompt> Human: Throwaway for embarrassment.I listed some tickets on StubHub. For a very popular and in-demand Broadway show. For 1,500. Which would have netted me 1,350 after StubHubs 10 cut.But there were two shows that day, and apparently I clicked on the one that said 7pm, instead of 1pm. When the Buyer got the tickets she immediately realizes its not the ones she wanted. StubHub calls and tells me they will send the tickets back, but that StubHub will charge me 40 of the listed price -- which is 600. The site did warn of a cancellation fee if you cant provide the tickets listed, which makes sense, and I would have thought the fee would be for time and trouble like 25. Even at 100, I would have accepted it. 600 seems really excessive for a 1 digit typo though, where no one suffered any damage. Story gets a little worse for me. When StubHub called me to tell me about the error, I offered to let the Buyer have the tickets for half the original price. She the Buyer went off to think about it, and StubHub said I should expect them to call me back that day this is a few days before the show. It was definitely suggested and I know they record the calls that I should expect to get the tickets back in time. I did not hear from them, so the next day I called, and same thing they are thinking about the offer, should expect a call back soon, and they are pressing for an answer because they know the time is short until the show. At the end of day, I get an email the deal is cancelled, and the tickets will be sent back. Buyer puts the tickets in the provided service the following day, which apparently does not include Saturday delivery, so I do not get the tickets back until Monday, the day after the show. I am inclined to think I should dispute the charge with my Card Provider as not authorized because it was excessive and not properly disclosed for its size it was probably somewhere in the terms of service most people do not read. And on the grounds that they did not perform as promised, by suggesting I would get the tickets back in time even if I allowed the buyer to think over a new offer. Actually, had I known there was a risk I end up with no tickets plus a 600 charge, I would have been much better off letting the buyer have the tickets for free so as to avoid the charge. Does this make sense to dispute, or should I be posting this straight in rTIFU?Thanks for reading.  <response>: The fee is disclosed on the SH website. Waste of time to dispute with CC - entirely your mistake. Sucks, but it what it is. 