What if someone charges something on your credit card. What happens then, are you fully insured by the credit card or what
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I had that happen once, they called me and asked If I had was in Taiwan buying furniture. I said no you just called me at my home tel # and they said ok and removed the charges and issued me a new card.Insert Sig Here -
yeah but what if someone buys something from the internet
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shutthehellup scammerOriginally posted by riosluts
yeah but what if someone buys something from the internet
thinking about buying you a new laptop online and not paying for it?Comment
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hmmm..Originally posted by m00d
shutthehellup scammer
thinking about buying you a new laptop online and not paying for it?
idea !
#RememberYourRoots #AaronMForGFYHOF
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OMG. I just wanted to know what happens. Like what would I be liable for
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better cover your tracks well... I see prison in your future...Insert Sig HereComment
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No, because all internet / non cardholder present (no signature) purchases are at the retailers risk.
If you were caught by your ip etc though you face prison for fraud.
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im not going to commit credit card fraud on my self. i just wanted to know what happens. jeezzzz
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Where I live the credit card company has to give you your money back if they can't prove that it was you used it. For internet they can also look at the mailing address.Tired of Paypal? Then give Moneybookers a chance.Comment
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Being a carder years ago I remember something about the card companies only reimbursing more than $50 worth of fraudulant charges. They wouldn't be bothered with under $50.icq 279990726
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That's correct if your signature is not on the slip, it is charged back to the retailer, if its within a limited time period, following a short investigation by the credit card company.Originally posted by insanesurfer
Where I live the credit card company has to give you your money back if they can't prove that it was you used it. For internet they can also look at the mailing address.
If your card is slolen, you are only liable until you have reported it.
They may pay you compensation on a case by case basis.
FYI they also pay $50 for recovery of stolen cards.Last edited by jimboc; 03-20-2004, 10:20 PM. Comment
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Best possible answer, is call up the company who issued you this credit card.Comment
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call to your bank.Comment
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