So you’re suggesting that I should make a transaction via Revolut for the sole purpose of creating a dispute with Revolut so that I can escalate the matter to the Financial Ombudsman Service and/or to the Small Claims track of the County Court? You’re deluded; both the FOS and the courts would see this course of action as vexatious.
In any case, Revolut would not let it get to a final response and a consequent complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service, not least as it would cost them £550, irrespective of the outcome. As I explained above, anyone suffering deductions by intermediaries should complain via Revolut’s formal complaint process, quoting the relevant legislation. This worked for me when I suffered another breach of legislation by Revolut. I would not recommend pursuing your unreasonably vexatious and immature approach.