What ChargebackHelp changed

• Added a new lead generation form under the "CBH Calculator" section.
• The form includes fields for Name, Email, and Message.
• Added a "Send" button and a reference to a "Chargeback Cost Calculator.pdf" file.
• Implemented a comprehensive cookie consent and privacy management banner at the top of the page.
• Minor text reordering in the hero section ("The Cure for Chargebacks" moved positions).

The competitor is now actively capturing lead data (name, email, message) directly through their "Chargeback Cost Calculator" tool. This suggests they are focusing on converting anonymous tool users into sales prospects.

• Removed the large cookie consent and privacy preference banner from the top of the page.
• Removed detailed descriptions of cookie categories (Necessary, Functional, Analytics, Performance, and Advertisement).
• Removed the "Accept All," "Reject All," and "Save My Preferences" buttons.
• The page now starts directly with the site navigation and "Skip to content" link.

The website now loads content immediately for users without a privacy pop-up. This creates a faster, cleaner first impression for merchants looking for dispute tools.

• Replaced the interactive calculator sliders with a lead generation form.
• Added fields for Name, Email, and Message to the "CBH Calculator" section.
• Added a "Send" button to deliver a "Chargeback Cost Calculator.pdf" to users.
• Removed several footer links and social media icons from the bottom of the page.

The company is now using its calculator to collect contact information and send PDF quotes. This helps them identify and follow up with potential customers who are actively researching their financial losses.