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Can I get my money back from a gift card scam?

Maybe.

Some of the rules regarding fraud are hazy. A disclosure from a U.S. Bank Gift Card agreement for a Mastercard gift card states you'd have "zero liability" but leaves some #earthquake #Vaishnodevi #COVID19

surga55slot.kickoffpages.com wiggle room in its limitations. "You are generally protected from all liability for unauthorized transactions. However, if you do not tell us within 60 days of the date of the first transaction you believe to be unauthorized you may not get back any

battlefy.com/situs-deposit-… money you lost after the 60 days if we can prove we could have stopped someone from taking the money if you had told us in time." Mastercard’s gift cards come with "zero liability protection" which keeps the recipient safe from unauthorized purchases

cakeresume.com/me/skylar-jame… if their card is lost or stolen after registration, Matthew Alcuri, vice president of product management for Mastercard North America, said in an emailed statement.

An increasing shift from physical to digital gift cards will further reduce the risk of

openlearning.com/u/joannaadams-… When there is fraud consumers should contact the customer service number, he said, usually on the back of the card. A customer service representative may initiate a claim and an investigation. In some cases, he said, money can be put back on the card if th

santiendriyanti.page.tl/APLIKASI-GAME-… cardholder previously registered it upon activation.

Some programs, he said, will not be able to assist cardholders if they wait more than 60 days to file a claim.

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