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That seems like a huge loophole that the merchant can use in their lawsuit. On the other hand, "properly signed" still means that the merchant can compare sign

That seems like a huge loophole that the merchant can use in their lawsuit. On the other hand, "properly signed" still means that the merchant can compare signatures on the card and receipt, right?

eru 11y ago
Forging signatures is trivial.
- justin66 11y ago
  Not to mention, the signature space on the back of a card is so tiny that we just expect a person's real signature to look rather different.