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This depends heavily on the country you’re in. In the UK banks are required to refund you within a single business day if they don’t have any evidence that the
by avianlyric 24d ago
This depends heavily on the country you’re in. In the UK banks are required to refund you within a single business day if they don’t have any evidence that the customer isn’t trying to defraud the bank themselves.
They try to squirm out of that of course. But in general getting your money back isn’t too tricky even with a debit card.
- seabre 24d agoOh yeah. I should definitely caveat: I am in the US. I think banks here are required to cap your loss to $50 USD if you report unauthorized fraud within two business days. But still, the onus is on you. Meanwhile, virtually all credit cards in the US offer $0 liability protection. Which means at most you pay nothing.
- arjvik 24d ago2 business days is a lot more strict than credit cards, which at the very least would not blink an eye at 2 weeks.
- labcomputer 24d agoEr what? You don’t even pay for the fraudulent credit card transactions in the first place! There’s no money for them to return!