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Did more research - it seems like this article is wrong about fraud liability (in addition to QR tokenization). There are plenty of things wrong with CurrentC,
by prplhaz4 11y ago
Did more research - it seems like this article is wrong about fraud liability (in addition to QR tokenization). There are plenty of things wrong with CurrentC, no need to make stuff up...
To further protect CurrentC™ consumers, our zero-liability policy protects consumers in the event unauthorized or fraudulent charges are made to their checking account as a result of unauthorized ACH transactions processed through BIM.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/mcx-adds-bim-guaranteed-ach-170000793.html http://finance.yahoo.com/news/mcx-adds-bim-guaranteed-ach-17...
- mfringel 11y agoEven with a zero-liability policy, the money is coming directly out of your bank account, and will be put back in eventually, after investigation. Since the only person that's out money is you, no one has financial incentive to speed the process.
- serge2k 11y agoTheir policy, not the credit card companies policy. I'd much rather be protected by visa/mastercard.