Sentences with phrase «against fraudulent use»

Otherwise, I anticipate that victims of harassment perpetrated by social networking sites will sue to hold them accountable for failure to protect site users or guard against fraudulent use.

My credit card contract features customers protection against fraudulent use of my credit card.

Your money is also protected against the fraudulent use of your card.

Visa and MasterCard also offer guarantees against fraudulent use of their cards.

Not exact matches

Actually, under this new act, which is being referred to as FERA, the AG, a local government, or a whistleblower to bring a lawsuit against any party who makes or uses a false or fraudulent claim, record or statement to obtain government funds.

In May 2012 a federal judge ruled that a case against Harvard Medical School and its teaching hospitals regarding fraudulent research using public funds for Alzheimer's disease was to proceed.

We may use financial information or payment method information to (i) process payment for any purchases, (ii) enroll you in the discount, rebate, and other programs in which you elect to participate, (iii) to protect against or identify possible fraudulent transactions, and (iv) otherwise as needed to manage our business.

Thankfully, MarkMonitor has been fighting back against phishing scams across the web by giving businesses the tools to detect and block the fraudulent links that use top brand names for nefarious purposes.

Additionally, we may disclose Personal Information where we, in good faith, deem it appropriate or necessary to (1) prevent violation of the Terms of Use, or our other agreements; (2) take precautions against liability; (3) protect our rights, property, or safety, or those of a third party, any individual or the general public; (4) maintain and protect the security and integrity of our services or infrastructure; (5) protect ourselves and our services from fraudulent, abusive, or unlawful uses; (6) investigate and defend ourselves against third party claims or allegations; or (7) assist government regulatory agencies.

Skimmers often target gas pumps, but if you use your credit card, you have more liability protection against fraudulent charges than you would if you paid by debit.

If you have reason to believe the identity thief may have submitted a fraudulent change - of - address to the post office or has used the U.S. mail to commit the fraud against you, contact the Postal Inspection Service, which is the law enforcement and security branch of the post office.

Part of our comprehensive Fraud Services, Positive Pay lets you view potentially fraudulent items being presented against your checking account using Webster Web - Link ®.

When it comes to card security, EMV chips offer more protection against fraudulent credit card use.

Among other uses, authentication is intended to protect recipients against «phishing,» that is, the fraudulent attempt by a sender to obtain sensitive information from a recipient by masquerading as a legitimate organization recognizable to the recipient.

If the person is aware of the potential for fraudulent use of a number, the fact that it has some non-fraudulent personal significance or use does not provide a safe harbor against such criminal charges.

SimplyInsured may disclose personal information if required to do so by law or in the good faith belief that such action is necessary to: (1) conform to the edicts of the law, comply with legal process served on SimplyInsured, or take precautions against liability; (2) protect SimplyInsured and others from fraudulent, abusive, predatory, or unlawful uses or activity; (3) investigate and defend SimplyInsured against any third party claims or allegations; (4) protect and defend the rights or property of SimplyInsured; or (5) act in urgent circumstances to protect the personal safety of users of SimplyInsured, the Service, or the public.

Putting the new SEC law to use: (1) the SEC brought charges against two companies and their operator for defrauding investors in a pair of fraudulent ICOs and (2) ICO token holders served Tezos with two potentially groundbreaking class action lawsuits alleging that its $ 232 mln ICO violated US securities laws and misled investors.

Or you might find yourself on a blog such as www.mortgagefraud.org where a release from the Attorney General of Massachusetts was only one of the Top Ten indictments: «WOBURN, WORCESTER — Two bank employees, a mortgage broker, an assistant of the mortgage broker, and a Worcester man had 106 indictments returned against them late yesterday in connection with allegedly creating false or misleading bank documents that were then used to obtain fraudulent mortgage loans in the millions of dollars.»