| The new cards only have to be held near a special reader in order to function and cardholders don't have to remove the card from their wallets. |
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| Some credit-card firms have started charging upfront fees to cardholders who wish to transfer balances from other cards. |
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| Alternatively, buy something in a pub or store that offers fee-free cashback to debit cardholders. |
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| The law states that cardholders are not liable for fraudulent transactions as long as the original card is still in their possession. |
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| Around half of all credit cardholders pay off their debt in full each month, so the real figure for credit card debts is much higher. |
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| Credit-card companies often will waive late fees for longtime cardholders in good standing when requested. |
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| Credit-card companies besides American Express offer stand-alone insurance to cardholders. |
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| For travel transactions, cardholders are responsible for reconciling their statements each month and filing vouchers within 15-30 days of travel. |
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| By the start of 2005, 90 per cent of the UK's 42 million cardholders should be using chip and PIN enabled cards. |
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| In spite of this, most credit card issuers still fleece their cardholders with sky-high rates. |
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| The amount of money owed by cardholders on their credit cards has more than doubled in the last four years. |
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| Lenders make serious bucks from flogging high-priced insurance policies to their cardholders. |
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| It also saves cardholders from exposing their credit limits or account balances to potential cyber criminals lurking in the anonymity of the web. |
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| The test is corrected automatically, and the results are sent to cardholders and program managers simultaneously. |
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| Card firms should stop sending unsolicited credit-card cheques to cardholders, which MPs regard as wholly irresponsible lending. |
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| It waived millions of dollars in delinquent fees on late-paying cardholders and increased credit limits to cash-starved clients. |
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| Known as universal default, the practice is disclosed in fine print in the papers cardholders sign to get the card. |
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| It will act as a debit card, with cardholders placing money in their account that can be accessed to make purchases over the internet or to buy goods overseas. |
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| The new cards will be issued on a phased basis with the majority of cardholders receiving them from their bank or credit card provider between now and the middle of next year. |
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| The companies hook cardholders with attractively low teaser interest rates, while reserving the right to raise those rates at any time, for any reason. |
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| The company also plans to install the country's first network of automated teller machines, which would enable cardholders to withdraw dinars or dollars from their accounts. |
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| The bank had sent out letters to cardholders saying that their store card would automatically be replaced by a credit card unless they had any objections. |
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| Criminals then go shopping with a copy of a credit or debit card with cardholders unaware of the fraud until a statement arrives showing purchases they didn't make. |
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| Eurocheque cardholders alone represent over 49 million consumers, with bank debit cards representing another 15 million consumers in Germany. |
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| American Centurion sells deferred annuities to AXP cardholders that reside in New York state. |
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| Visa cardholders can sign up for the service through their card issuing bank, at the Verified by Visa Web site or when making a purchase. |
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| Now Visa issuers can offer both standard-sized and mini contactless cards to their cardholders in full, large-scale deployment. |
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| The card issuer chooses the networks in which the card can be used by the cardholders, and manages the risks associated to cardholding and usage. |
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| Complimentary passes will also be mailed to new charter member cardholders who sign on in the weeks ahead. |
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| Other proposals include requiring honest and fair penalty rates and giving cardholders greater control over their card transactions. |
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| These terminals provide access to the potential market of over 49 million eurocheque cardholders as well as the over 15 million bank clients carrying debit cards in Germany. |
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| MasterCard International advances global commerce by providing a critical link among financial institutions and millions of businesses, cardholders and merchants worldwide. |
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| When additional cardholders pay There have been many debates on protection under Section 75 when an additional cardholder, such as your husband or wife, pays. |
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| The court had also sought the government's view on discontinuing ration to above poverty line families and diverting the grains to the BPL cardholders instead. |
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| In contrast, motorists get one Air Mile for every pounds 8 spent in Shell garages, but NatWest cardholders have to spend pounds 20 to earn the same reward. |
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| Cardholders will simply swipe their card through a reader to gain access to the relevant forms of transport. |
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| Cardholders will get free entry to certain sports clubs and discounts on activities such as ultralight flying, diving and climbing expeditions. |
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| Cardholders can also get reductions in shops, theatres, car hire outlets and restaurants. |
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| Cardholders request a unique Dynamic CVV code via the SAFE app for iPhone and Android devices, or via text messaging request. |
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