Zero Liability Policy- Guidelines and Limitations Sample Clauses

Zero Liability Policy- Guidelines and Limitations. In addition to your limitations of liability under the Your Responsibility and Liability for Unauthorized Transfers section above, your liability for the unauthorized use of your Card Account may also be limited by Visa. Subject to the limitations and exclusions stated below, under the Visa rules, you will have no liability for a transaction that was not authorized by you if you exercised reasonable care in safeguarding the Card from risk of loss or theft, and, upon becoming aware of such loss or theft, promptly reported such loss or theft to us by calling our Customer Service number (see the section above entitled “How to Contact Us”). The Visa Zero Liability Policy does not apply to certain commercial card and anonymous prepaid card transactions or transactions not processed by Visa. The Visa Zero Liability Policy is subject to change without notice and changes made by Visa will automatically apply to your Card Account.
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Zero Liability Policy- Guidelines and Limitations. In addition to your limitations of liability under the Your Responsibility and Liability for Unauthorized Transfers section above, your liability for the unauthorized use of your Card Account may also be limited by the Card Network. Subject to the limitations and exclusions stated below, under the Card Network’s rules, you will have no liability for a transaction that was not authorized by you if you exercised reasonable care in safeguarding the Card from risk of loss or theft, and, upon becoming aware of such loss or theft, promptly reported such loss or theft to us by calling our Customer Service number (see the section above entitled “How to Contact Us”). The Card Network’s Zero Liability Policy is subject to change without notice and changes made by the Card Network will automatically apply to your Card Account.
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