Sentences with phrase «out fraudulent credit card»

For all you know there's a maxed out fraudulent credit card on there that you didn't know you had.

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With credit cards, one out of every 167 transactions turns out to be fraudulent for domestic orders, and for international orders the rate is one out of every 50 transactions (source: Cybersource 2012 Online Fraud Report).

Probability calculations are at the heart of the software most of us rely on daily, whether it is Amazon.com or iTunes recommending new products based on previous purchases, a spam filter weeding out junk e-mail or a credit card processing program searching for potentially fraudulent transactions.

They got fraudulent medical bills and a credit card someone took out in my name off of my credit report!

When fraudulent charges appear on a credit card, you simply dispute them and your bank reverses them; the money never comes out of your pocket.

And, when asked if that purchase turned out to be fraudulent, 62 % of respondents said the purchase was not fraudulent, but they were happy the credit card company had called to ask.

2) You are protected with Zero Liability protection, which means you are not liable for fraudulent charges provided you have taken reasonable precautions to protect your PIN and your card, as set out in your RBC Royal Bank Credit Card Agreemcard, as set out in your RBC Royal Bank Credit Card AgreemCard Agreement.

Essentially what they will do is if you lose your wallet, they will help you out by notifying your credit card companies about the situation (which will help protect you from fraudulent charges), and they will also provide you with cash from your account, if needed.

Phony debt collectors can use your information to commit identity theft by charging your existing credit cards, or opening new credit card, checking, or savings accounts, writing fraudulent checks, or taking out loans in your name.

If I get one of my credit cards tangled up with a scammer or fraudulent charges, and the problem gets out of control, I can easily cancel one card without hurting my normal spending pattern nor credit score.

My sneaky sis used my credit card, damaged my credit — When family is involved in fraudulent card use, the choice is tough: Silently suffer the credit consequences or rat out a relative... (See Fraud)

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Criminals can do plenty with all that: Take out loans, run up credit card bills, file fraudulent tax returns, create synthetic IDs.