Resolving Credit Card Disputes
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Resolving Credit Card Disputes
Imagine receiving your credit card statement in the mail. You’re expecting the usual since you only used the card once last month to buy a birthday gift for your niece. Confidently, you sit down to pay the bill, expecting a simple task. However, upon opening the statement, you’re shocked to find multiple unfamiliar charges at places you've never visited. What do you do now?
Understanding your rights is crucial when dealing with fraudulent credit card charges. Fortunately, federal law provides protection under the Fair Credit Billing Act, which limits your liability for unauthorized charges to just $50. Here’s what you need to do if you encounter such a situation:
First, contact your credit card company immediately. Inform them of the unauthorized charges and follow the specific instructions they provide. It’s also a good idea to review your past statements for any other unauthorized transactions you might have missed.
Your credit card issuer will likely request you to sign a statement confirming that the charges were not made by you. During the dispute process, avoid using the affected card.
Once the issue is resolved and the fraudulent charges are removed, check your credit report with all major bureaus. This ensures that any incorrect records, such as late payments caused by the dispute, are corrected.
By following these steps promptly, you can efficiently resolve credit card disputes and maintain the integrity of your financial records.
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