High Risk Industries Sample Clauses

High Risk Industries. There are certain industry categories and transaction types which American Express considers to be high fraud risk in relation to which we may place you in a fraud full recourse programme (as described in Schedule A, paragraph 5.d above) for any Charge that we are unable to collect due to fraud. The transaction types that we consider to be high risk are transactions at automated fuel dispensers and Digital Delivery Transactions. We reserve the right to add additional transaction types and specific merchant categories to this list from time to time.
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High Risk Industries. We consider certain industry categories and transaction types to be high fraud risk, in relation to which we may place you in a Fraud Full Recourse Programme (see Schedule B, Section 5) for any Charge that we are unable to collect due to fraud. The transaction types that we consider high risk are those at automated fuel dispensers and Digital Delivery Transactions. We may add transaction types and specific merchant categories to this list from time to time.
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High Risk Industries. There are certain industry categories and transaction types which American Express considers to be high fraud risk in relation to which we may place you in a fraud full recourse programme (as described in Schedule A, paragraph 5.d above) for any Charge that we are unable to collect due to fraud, including but not limited to the following industries: auction sales, bail bondsman, CATs, detective agencies, financial services equities, unit trusts, mutual funds, internet auctions, Digital Delivery Transactions and internet electronic services, night clubs, personal services, premium rate telephone services, taxation, brokerage fees and financial advisor fees, telecommunications (calling cards, long distance phones, airplane telephones, cellular products/services), and timeshares. We reserve the right to add additional business categories to this list from time to time.
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High Risk Industries. There are certain industry categories and transaction types which American Express considers to be high fraud riSk in relation to Which We may place You in a fraud Full RecourSe program (aS deScribed in Schedule A, Section (3) (3.5) aboVe) for any Charge that We are unable to collect due to fraud. The tranSaction typeS that We conSider to be high riSk are tranSactionS at automated fuel diSpenSerS and Digital DeliVery TranSactionS. We ReSerVe the right to add additional tranSaction typeS and Specific merchant categorieS to thiS liSt from time to time.
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