LOSS OF A CARD Sample Clauses

LOSS OF A CARD. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO 11.1 You or the Cardholder must tell us immediately if the Card, (or a device on which you have registered a Digital Card), Card details, 3D Secure Passcode or any other Security Credential is lost, mislaid or stolen or becomes known to anyone other than the Cardholder who is issued with the Card. To make a report: call Bank of Ireland Card Service, at 0818 706 706 or + 353 56 77 57 007 ( if abroad) and quote the Card number. You may also contact us to report any unauthorised transactions or the loss, theft or misappropriation of any Card or Security Credential free of charge via the Freephone number listed on our website xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. 11.2 You or the Cardholder must confirm any verbal report made under Clause 11.1 in writing to us if we so request. If we request a written report, the report is not deemed to have been made until it is made in writing. 11.3 The Card issued to the Cardholder must not be used once notification has been given to us under Clause 10.6 or 11.1. 11.4 You and the Cardholder must give us and our agents all available information on the circumstances of the loss, or theft of the Card (or a device on which you have registered a Digital Card), or the disclosure of the PIN, 3D Secure Passcode or any other Security Credential and must take all reasonable steps to assist us or our agents to recover any missing Card (or a device on which you have registered a Digital Card).
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LOSS OF A CARD. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO 11.1 You or the Cardholder must tell us immediately if the Card, Card details, 3D Secure Passcode or any other Security Credential is lost, mislaid or stolen or becomes known to anyone other than the Cardholder who is issued with the Card. To make a report: call Bank of Ireland Card Service, at 1890 706 706 or + 353 56 77 57 007 ( if abroad) and quote the Card number. You may also contact us to report any unauthorised transactions or the loss, theft or misappropriation of any Card or Security Credential free of charge via the Freephone number listed on our website xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. 11.2 You or the Cardholder must confirm any verbal report made under Clause 11.1 in writing to us if we so request. If we request a written report, the report is not deemed to have been made until it is made in writing. 11.3 The Card issued to the Cardholder must not be used once notification has been given to us under Clause 10.5 or 11.1. 11.4 You and the Cardholder must give us and our agents all available information on the circumstances of the loss, or theft of the Card or the disclosure of the PIN, 3D Secure Passcode or any other Security Credential and must take all reasonable steps to assist us or our agents to recover any missing Card 11.5 Renewals and replacements To avoid paper waste, we will send you and/or the Cardholder terms and conditions with the first Card we issue on your Account. We may not always include terms and conditions with renewal or replacement Cards. The most up to date version of the terms and conditions that apply to the Card can also always be found at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. You and/or the Cardholder can also request a copy of your terms and conditions by calling into your local branch.
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LOSS OF A CARD. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO 11.1 You or the Cardholder must tell us immediately if the Card is lost, mislaid or stolen or if the PIN or 3D Secure Password becomes known to anyone other than the Cardholder who is issued with the Card. To make a report: call Bank of Ireland Card Service, at 1890 706 706 or + 353 56 77 57 007 (outside Ireland) and quote the Card number. 11.2 You or the Cardholder must confirm any verbal report made under Clause 11.1 in writing to us if we so request. If we request a written report, the report is not deemed to have been made until it is made in writing. 11.3 The Card issued to the Cardholder must not be used once notification has been given to us under Clause 10.5 or 11.1. 11.4 You and the Cardholder must give us and our agents all available information on the circumstances of the loss, or theft of the Card or the disclosure of the PIN and/ or 3D Secure Password and must take all reasonable steps to assist us or our agents to recover any missing Card.
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LOSS OF A CARD. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO 11.1 You or the Cardholder must tell us immediately if the Card is lost, mislaid or stolen or if the PIN or 3D Secure Password becomes known to anyone other than the Cardholder who is issued with the Card. To make a report: call Bank of Ireland Card Service, at 1890 706 706 or + 353 56 77 57 007 (outside Ireland) and quote the Card number. You may also contact us to report any unauthorised transactions or the loss, theft or misappropriation of any Payment Instrument free of charge via the Freephone number listed on our website xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx 11.2 You or the Cardholder must confirm any verbal report made under Clause 11.1 in writing to us if we so request. If we request a written report, the report is not deemed to have been made until it is made in writing. 11.3 The Card issued to the Cardholder must not be used once notification has been given to us under Clause 10.5 or 11.1. 11.4 You and the Cardholder must give us and our agents all available information on the circumstances of the loss, or theft of the Card or the disclosure of the PIN and/ or 3D Secure Password and must take all reasonable steps to assist us or our agents to recover any missing Card.
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