credit card question
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My wife had her purse stolen with all her credit cards but I didn't report it to the police. The thief spends less than she does.
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Rofl
hahaha I don't doubt it lol Women can be bad that way. (used to date another lady for a yr)
I love being low(er) maintence lol nothing froufrou and things kept simple.
hahaha I don't doubt it lol Women can be bad that way. (used to date another lady for a yr)
I love being low(er) maintence lol nothing froufrou and things kept simple.
Make sure you report it and get a police report
Just to be safe, because most credit card companies like it, report the lost cards to the police.
slave_heidi said:
Just to be safe, because most credit card companies like it, report the lost cards to the police.
hi
I asked they said I did'nt have to
I can't LONG STORY but I can't
both said no problem.
and yippie in a week I will be refuled
I asked they said I did'nt have to
I can't LONG STORY but I can't
both said no problem.
and yippie in a week I will be refuled
When my wallet was stolen a couple of years ago, the credit card companies told me to file a police report (which I had already done). Very quickly, the thief had used both of my cards ; one company gave me no problems while the other one did. Consequently, I cancelled the latter card.
Legally the most a credit card can stiff you with is a max of $50 for all unathorized use.
They should have no problem because they will reverse the charges to the retailer that took the card.
The banks never loose on this stuff.
They should have no problem because they will reverse the charges to the retailer that took the card.
The banks never loose on this stuff.
True... yet even $50.00 is too much if the charges are not yours, IMO.bigpackage said:Legally the most a credit card can stiff you with is a max of $50 for all unathorized use.
They should have no problem because they will reverse the charges to the retailer that took the card.
The banks never loose on this stuff.
With Visa, there is a "0 liability" clause; however, I checked the cardholder agreement on my platinum Mastercard and found out I would be liable the aforementioned $50.00 in case of fraudulent use... doesn't seem fair.
well
I have them now. AFTER THE FACT lol. I thought my ex took them, so I reported them stolen. I have new ones on the way and just cut the old ones up.
I have them now. AFTER THE FACT lol. I thought my ex took them, so I reported them stolen. I have new ones on the way and just cut the old ones up.
Register your cards
I believe most financial company provide this service for a small monthly fee. You give them ALL of your credit/debit card numbers & if you happen to lose one or all of them, simply call the number provided & they will place the stolen call on your behalf. Your credit cards will be replaced & your debit cards will be cancelled. You will then have to go to your home branch & have a new one issued.
I believe most financial company provide this service for a small monthly fee. You give them ALL of your credit/debit card numbers & if you happen to lose one or all of them, simply call the number provided & they will place the stolen call on your behalf. Your credit cards will be replaced & your debit cards will be cancelled. You will then have to go to your home branch & have a new one issued.
I got ripped off twice, but the card companies never chagered be anything. Only agravation filling out forms.drlove said:
Chances are, it was probably VISA. For some reason, they seem more accomodating. I remember a few years ago, my friend's wife had her purse stolen with her Mastercard. The theives used it to buy gas and a few other things.bigpackage said:
She reported it stolen immediately, but still had to pay the first $50.00 of the charges out of her own pocket.
I had fraudulent charges on my Mastercard last summer. The card wasn't stolen, so not sure how they got the number, possibly an online purchase or a card slip. At any rate, Mastercard phoned me up, and asked about a number of charges that had gone through that I didn't know about. When I told them I hadn't made the charges, they reversed all of them.
wow
makes you wonder why we get cards lol
My brother rent a car in Zurich, later that day he try to pay for dinner and denied the fellow at the rental place had spent 4000$ on drug equiptment and lab stuff. My (very straight) brother almost got arrested. but all reversed. Like I said I found them so I disposed of them. I feel ok about it now. I do not use a card alot so it's ok as I would know what I charged to it.
THANKS GUYS
I owe ya (evil grin)
Escohort
I LIKE YOUR PICTURE IT MAKES ME GIGGLE (SORRY BUT IT DOES) remember it's A PICTURE
(the man behind the pic is probibly a REAL piece of work *kidding*) or not
lol
makes you wonder why we get cards lol
My brother rent a car in Zurich, later that day he try to pay for dinner and denied the fellow at the rental place had spent 4000$ on drug equiptment and lab stuff. My (very straight) brother almost got arrested. but all reversed. Like I said I found them so I disposed of them. I feel ok about it now. I do not use a card alot so it's ok as I would know what I charged to it.
THANKS GUYS
I owe ya (evil grin)
Escohort
I LIKE YOUR PICTURE IT MAKES ME GIGGLE (SORRY BUT IT DOES) remember it's A PICTURE
(the man behind the pic is probibly a REAL piece of work *kidding*) or not
lol
Visa has called me on two occasions to tell me that they cancelled my card and new ones were on the way. Both times they suspected fradulent use. Once was because I used the card in a SC and that did not fit my profile! LOLkeeferz said:
How little they know!
