Assertion: credit card | /r/HasProperty | stolen
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text: Thanks to the Fair Credit Billing Act, the most you'll be liable for if your credit card is stolen is $50.﻿﻿ Just as with a debit card, you should immediately report the card as stolen by calling the card issuer.
text: If your credit card is stolen or compromised by identity theft, you are not responsible for charges as long as you report it.
text: If your credit card is stolen, you have limited liability ($50 max) from fraudulent charges.
text: Also, if your credit cards are stolen and used, your full credit line will be available to you without delay after you report the theft.
text: Also, if your credit cards are stolen and used, your full credit line will be available to you without delay after you report the theft.
text: When your credit card is stolen, you should immediately notify the card issuer.
text: When your credit card is stolen, you should immediately notify the card issuer.
text: On top of that, putting corporate cards in the hands of employees boosts the chances that a credit card or data associated with it could be stolen.
text: If you suspect your credit card has been stolen or you see suspicious charges on your credit report, your credit card issuer can easily cancel your card and rectify the situation, and it is usually able to cover the fraudulent charges, said Mike Kinane, head of U.S. Bankcard at TD Bank.
text: If a credit card is stolen but not used, it may be treated as a misdemeanor or a felony.