[Magdalen] Disappearing money - please pray

[Marion Thompson]

My bank will cover the loss, and, anyway, there is a limit on how much 
cash can be withdrawn in one day.  The bank also has a very good picture 
of your normal use pattern.  Of course some may not like that, but it's 
a protection, and a very good reason for telling the credit card issuer 
that you are going away and roughly where and when so you don't run 
afoul of their security measures.

Marion, a pilgrim

On 9/2/2015 10:04 AM, James Handsfield wrote:
> Because if a debit card is compromised, a thief can empty your account in seconds and it’s much more difficult to recover the loss.  With a credit card, one is able to contest any withdrawal or payment and most have a maximum $50 loss policy.
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> “The worst form of corruption is acceptance of corruption.”  Herblock
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> Jim Handsfield
> jhandsfield at att.net
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>> On Sep 2, 2015, at 9:31 AM, Marion Thompson <marionwhitevale at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Any credit card is paid off in the month, but why ever not use a debit card?  So much handier than having to shell out cash for gas or groceries or whatever.  Oh, right, I forgot, I have a Sixty Plus account.  :-))
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