<prompt> Human: UPDATE: My dad called all their phone numbers and left messages when no one answered. The guy who sold him this club called him back and agreed to refund him, and told him that he hadnt been charged yet, just that it was on hold and that hed remove the hold and send him an email. I was still skeptical. Well, my father has the email confirmation that his membership has been cancelled and that his card will not be charged. Hopefully this is the end of it, but if they move forward with charging his card this should help us fight the charge through the credit card company.Thanks for all the advice and input!!My parents are retirees and they got mislead into joining a travel club. They offer too good to be true deals, then dont follow through.They paid over 10,000 on their credit card, 1 week ago. Can they contest this charge as not being given the services that they paid for? I have told them to try and cancel through the company first, but Im trying to think of other options since they probably wont want to refund them if they can avoid it.Thank you for any and all assistance.  <response>: If you paid for a service or good you never actually received despite wanting to, that is a good argument for contesting a charge.If you paid for a service or good and have buyers remorse about it, that is not. 