That's not true and credit cards are one of the few cases where the fine print does not matter. That's because by regulation you (the consumer) will not be lia

That's not true and credit cards are one of the few cases where the fine print does not matter. That's because by regulation you (the consumer) will not be liable for credit card fraud if they steal the number and other info and use it elsewhere. If they physically steal the card and use it elsewhere your max liability per regulation is $50. Regardless of fine print these are the max limits of your loss. That's why nobody worries about it. https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/unauthorized-credit-debit-card-charges-29654.html https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/unauthorized-credit-...