Erry lost her credit card and instead of reporting it right away, she decides to continue looking for it for a couple of days. on the second day, she makes the call and reports the card lost/stolen to the credit card company. she then logs into the account activity page of his credit card and sees a recent $500 purchase that was made by someone else. how much of this $500 charge will jerry have to pay?

Question

Business

Rigoberto Vazquez

28 September, 01:59

Erry lost her credit card and instead of reporting it right away, she decides to continue looking for it for a couple of days. on the second day, she makes the call and reports the card lost/stolen to the credit card company. she then logs into the account activity page of his credit card and sees a recent $500 purchase that was made by someone else. how much of this $500 charge will jerry have to pay?

+3

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

River Jordan · Answer 1

According to federal (United States) law you have 60 days to report a credit card lost or stolen. In this case Jerry will probably not be held liable for the entire amount but may have to work with the credit card company to prove they weren't her charges