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From: Notan on 17 Jun 2010 00:47
On 6/16/2010 3:53 PM, Bob Wang wrote:
> Are you saying that for 18 months you were downloading and accepting
> fraudulent charges into Quicken, and didn't notice?

There's probably some type of statute-of-limitations clause,
within a credit card company's contract, that states the holder
has a limited period in which to submit a fraud claim.

This one is laughable.

From: Margaret on 17 Jun 2010 12:05
Notan wrote:
> On 6/16/2010 3:53 PM, Bob Wang wrote:
>> Are you saying that for 18 months you were downloading and accepting
>> fraudulent charges into Quicken, and didn't notice?
>
> There's probably some type of statute-of-limitations clause,
> within a credit card company's contract, that states the holder
> has a limited period in which to submit a fraud claim.
>
> This one is laughable.
>

I would say so! What's the point of downloading charges if you never
look at them? This is one reason I don't let Quicken automatically
enter charges. I'd most likely notice a balance off, but I'll
definitely notice it when I review and accept those charges.

Regards,

Margaret

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