The Dangers of an Uneducated Consumer as EMV Technology is Adopted
eConsumer Services® co-founder, Monica Eaton-Cardone, was interviewed by Keisha Lancelin for her Focus Atlanta TV show. Eaton-Cardone is a thought leader within the payments industry. In this interview, Eaton-Cardone discusses how credit card fraud is about to change for the US, and the steps consumers can take to protect themselves.
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Co-Founder of eConsumer Services® Interviewed on Focus Atlanta
/in Recent News /by jwrighteThe Dangers of an Uneducated Consumer as EMV Technology is Adopted
eConsumer Services® co-founder, Monica Eaton-Cardone, was interviewed by Keisha Lancelin for her Focus Atlanta TV show. Eaton-Cardone is a thought leader within the payments industry. In this interview, Eaton-Cardone discusses how credit card fraud is about to change for the US, and the steps consumers can take to protect themselves.
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When to File a Chargeback
/in Consumer Information /by jwrighteThe Difference Between a Refund and a Chargeback
Many consumers have learned there is a quick and easy way to get a refund for a credit card purchase. Rather than contact the merchant directly, many consumers choose to dispute the transaction with the bank.
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eConsumer Services® CEO Gary Cardone Featured in Website Magazine
/in Recent News /by jwrighteEMV Credit Cards: What Merchants & Consumers Need to Know
Gary Cardone, the CEO of eConsumer Services®, was featured in an article discussing the U.S.’s adoption of the chip-and-PIN technology scheduled to take place this October. Merchants and consumers must understand EMV and the impacts it may have.
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eConsumer Services® Co-Founder, Monica Eaton, Featured on Money Radio
/in Recent News /by jwrighteRetail Consumers Gaining the Upper Hand, Established Brands Losing Ground
Monica Eaton-Cardone, the co-founder of eConsumer Services®, was featured on Money Radio, discussing the increasing trend of shopping online. Monica discussed the evolution of consumers’ buying habits moving away from brick-and–mortar stores to online outlets.
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Dangers of Data Breaches
/in Consumer Information, Identity Theft /by jwrighteWhat to Do If You Are a Victim of a Data Breach
Data breaches are the internet’s equivalent to natural disasters: everyone is at risk but no one suspects it will happen to them.
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Lost or Stolen Wallet: Protecting Your Identity
/in Identity Theft /by jwrighte12 Ways to Ensure Your Safety after a Lost or Stolen Wallet
Losing your wallet or purse is certainly an inconvenience, but it can also create a very dangerous situation. Your finances, identity, and even your personal safety could be at risk.
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3D Secure: How to Make Online Shopping Even Safer
/in Consumer Information /by jwrighteHow MasterCard SecureCode and Verified by Visa Help Prevent Fraud
Consumers rely heavily on ecommerce despite the increased risk of criminal fraud and cybercrime. In an attempt to bridge the gap and make our favorite shopping experience safer, many consumers implement the best online security technologies available. If you haven’t already considered 3D Secure, now’s the time to start using this advanced protection.
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International Travelers: Decline Dynamic Currency Conversion
/in Consumer Information /by jwrighteEverything You Need to Know about Dynamic Currency Conversion
International travel is expensive. Most of us try to cut corners any way we can. That’s why you absolutely must decline dynamic currency conversion services any time they’re offered for your credit card purchases.
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EMV Credit Cards: 12 FAQs You Need Answered
/in Consumer Information /by jwrighteEverything You Need to Know about EMV Cards
Big changes are happening in the world of credit cards. Are you ready? Do you have an EMV credit card and know how it will affect your shopping habits?
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Your Credit Card Information isn’t as Safe as You Thought
/in Consumer Information /by jwrighteWill Your Credit Card Information Be Compromised?
Massive data breaches that compromise sensitive cardholder information happen more often than we’d like to admit. Since these major hacks are so common, we assume those in possession of our credit card information guard it carefully.
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