As technology evolves and more of your financial transactions occur electronically, the opportunities for cyber criminals and simple human error increase.
Credit card fraud is becoming more and more prevalent and deceptive ways in which individuals and organizations are gaining access to your personal information such as through:
- Unauthorized electronic fund transfers from either a lost or stolen ATM and debit cards, mobile banking, and peer-to-peer payment app transactions that you didn’t authorize.
- Credit reporting errors such as your credit report showing outstanding debts that were paid in full, someone else’s debt, incorrect amounts due, and/or accounts that you never opened.
- Credit card billing errors and Fraudulent Charges
- Auto financing fraud such as bait and switch sales tactics and/or signature pad fraud when predatory auto dealers scam buyers into paying more than agreed upon.
- ATM and debit card scams where card skimmers steal information when you unknowingly insert your card, or other ways to use your card to access your accounts.
- Credit card fraud is becoming more and more prevalent and deceptive ways in which individuals and organizations are gaining access to your personal information. With so many advances in technological, these tactics have become more aggressive in stealing your credit information.
Credit card fraud usually causes the your finances and credit ratings to be negatively affected for a years and years. Anyone who has been the victim of identity theft or credit card fraud can tell you that it’s a nightmare to get your financial situation back in order.
If you believe you have been a victim of credit card fraud, don’t delay. Contact 360 Consumer Law™ for a free consultation. Once you become our client, you will have peace of mind knowing that your rights will be protects and that your credit and good standing will be returned.