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Keep your credit safe
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It's important to be careful about how and when you use your credit cards.
Never lend them to anyone, and never leave your cards or receipts lying around,
no matter where you live. Heeding a few simple rules can save you from being a victim of
credit card fraud or theft.
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- Always know where your cards are and keep them in a safe place.
- Don't give your account number over the phone unless you know the company and you made the call.
- Get a card that has added security features, like a photo.
- Draw a line through the blank space above the total on charge slips to prevent changes and tear up carbons from slips.
- Don't sign blank charge slips
- Always check receipts against your monthly statements. Errors must be reported in a safe place separate from your cards.
Use it if you need to report lost or stolen cards.
- Never put your account number or personal identification number (PIN) on the outside of an envelope or postcard. Never put your PIN on the card or in your wallet.
- Carry only the cards you need, especially when traveling.
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