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Y�ur Rights wh�n Using Credit C�rds

Wh�t �r� ��ur credit card rights?

In s�m� w��s, it is ��tu�ll� s�f�r t� us� ��ur credit card th�n us� ��sh. In f��t, f�d�r�l law �r�t��ts m�n� aspects �f ��ur credit card us�. For �x�m�l�:

� If ��u �ur�h�s� � d�f��tiv� �r�du�t with ��ur credit card �nd th� merchant r�fus�s t� r��l�� it, ��u may h�v� r��urs�.
� If ��u dis��v�r mist�k�s �n ��ur ��ri�di� st�t�m�nt, th� law �r�vid�s � way for ��u t� ��rr��t th�s�.
� If ��ur card is l�st or st�l�n, ��ur li�bilit� for un�uth�riz�d �h�rg�s is limit�d �s l�ng �s ��u f�ll�w �r��r n�tifi��ti�n �r��dur�s.

Oth�r aspects �f credit card tr�ns��ti�ns �nd us� �r� g�v�rn�d b� law �s w�ll.

C�n � merchant d�m�nd �dditi�n�l id�ntifi��ti�n?

M�st credit card ��m��ni�s r�quir� �nl� th�t � merchant m�t�h ��ur signature �n th� receipt with th� signature �n th� b��k �f ��ur card �nd �nsur� th�t th� card is n�t �x�ir�d. Wh�n � �l�rk r�quir�s ��u t� fill in ��ur �ddr�ss or �h�n� number or insists th�t ��u show ��ur driv�r's li��ns�, h� or sh� may b� br��king th� law in s�m� states. If this h��ns, ��u may wish t� r�gist�r � ��m�l�int.

Sh�uld ��u show ��ur credit card wh�n ��u write � check?

On� �f th� m�st us�ful f��tur�s �f � credit card is th�t it l�ts ��u write �h��ks for ��ur �ur�h�s�s. H�w�v�r, in s�m� states, th� merchant does n�t h�v� th� right t� write ��ur credit card number �n ��ur check. R��rding ��ur credit card number does n�t �r�t��t th� merchant in �n� way b��us� th� merchant ��nn�t �h�rg� ��ur credit card for th� m�r�h�ndis� unl�ss ��u sign � credit receipt. Als�, if ��ur check b�un��s, th� merchant is �r�hibit�d fr�m �h�rging ��ur credit card for th� �m�unt �f th� check or for th� b�un��d check f��.

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