Home

Is unauthorized credit card use by businesses punishable by law?

Aug 14, 2007 by batgirl10478 | Posted in Law & Ethics

A few days ago, a company that I do business with charged my credit card $250 withouth my permission. They have asked me in the past if I want to keep my card on file and I have told them no. Is this offense punishable by law? If so, what can I say to

Yes, it is against the law and there are ways to exercise your rights. You have rights under Federal Law and likely the law of the state you live in. These are generally known as chargeback rights. You take the dispute to the credit card company and

Caught on tape: Alleged unauthorized use of credit card

Police are looking for this man who was caught on video surveillance, allegedly making a purchase with a credit card he was not authorized to use ...

Are You Liable For Unauthorized Credit Card Transactions.flv

Liability for Unauthorized Credit Card Transaction

Credit Card Thief Stopped in Tracks- Thanks Olive-Ewe!

www.Olive-Ewe.com Thanks to the quick actions of Lawana at http Mari Ann Lisenbe from www.MariAnnLisenbe.com avoided substantial unauthorized ...

Insidious Worm Makes Unauthorized Purchases When Computer User Is Drunk

Computer experts say individuals with upcoming bachelor parties or afterwork get-togethers are especially vulnerable to cyber attacks resulting in ...

Xbox Live Hit With Class Action Lawsuit

charging his credit card for his Gold membership. Graves claims that his subscription lapsed after Microsoft tried to charge his expired credit ...