What is the maximum amount of unauthorized charges that you are liable for per credit card?

A. 0
B. 25
C. 50
D. 100
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Question

What is the maximum amount of unauthorized charges that you are liable for per credit card?


 A. 0 
 B. 25 
 C. 50 
 D. 100 
@dan815 
@perl

perl · Answer

sorry the question is incomplete (i would need more information). can you upload the original assignment, or the book online

i<3mybaby · Answer

that's all they gave me

i<3mybaby · Answer

@abb0t this is all the information that they gave me.

abb0t · Answer

ok. lol

perl · Answer

this might be a question concerning credit card law

i<3mybaby · Answer

oh..

perl · Answer

im copying pasting your question into google, one sec

perl · Answer

http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/unauthorized-credit-debit-card-charges-29654.html

perl · Answer

Your liability for unauthorized charges depends on whether the thief personally presented your card to make the purchase, or made the purchase over the Internet or by phone.

    If the thief personally presents your card to make the purchase, the card issuer cannot hold you liable for more than $50 in fraudulent charges. Many card issuers waive this $50. 
    If the thief uses your card by phone or the Internet, you have no liability.

perl · Answer

so maybe you should go with 50