The Real Steal - Credit Card Loss Protection Offers
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The Real Steal: Understanding Credit Card Loss Protection
Overview
Misplacing your credit card or having it stolen can be stressful, but do you know how much you’re really liable for? Understanding your rights can help you avoid falling for scams that offer dubious protection.Don't Be Deceived
A recent call purported that I needed credit card loss protection insurance. The caller claimed that the law had changed and now holds consumers accountable for all unauthorized charges. This is false.Scams and Lies
Scammers use high-pressure tactics to sell worthless credit card protection plans. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) states that your liability for unauthorized charges is limited to $50. If you didn’t authorize a charge, you shouldn’t pay it?"simply follow your card issuer's dispute process.Common Scams
The FTC warns against trusting callers who claim:- You're liable for more than $50 for unauthorized charges.
- Hackers can easily charge your account.
- A computer bug makes it simple for thieves to access your card.
- They’re from “the security department” and need to activate card protection.
Protect Your Information
Never give out personal information?"such as credit card or bank account numbers?"over the phone or online unless you trust the source. Scammers use this information for identity theft, opening accounts or making purchases in your name.Stay Vigilant
Learn about your liability, safeguard your credit cards, and protect your identity. By understanding your rights, you can avoid being a victim of fraudulent schemes.You can find the original non-AI version of this article here: The Real Steal - Credit Card Loss Protection Offers.
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