Fraudulent Charges definition

Fraudulent Charges refers to deception for financial or personal gain by a person's credit and/or charge card. Golf Course refers to the area of ground for playing golf. Golfing/Golf Equipment refers to equipment or devices that aid in the process of playing a golf game.
Fraudulent Charges means those Charges which are not initiated, authorized or otherwise requested by Government Entity and/or a Cardholder by any means (electronic, telephonic or written) and do not directly or indirectly benefit Government Entity and/or a Cardholder
Fraudulent Charges refers to wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain committed by use on a person's credit and/or charge card. “Insured AirAsia Guest, Insured refers to the covered guest who has been issued with a Certificate of Insurance, who has purchased and paid for the insurance cover Person, You, Your” simultaneously with the purchase of an AirAsia Air Ticket.

Examples of Fraudulent Charges in a sentence

  • Adjustments for Miscellaneous Credits and Fraudulent Charges 51 Section 3.11.


More Definitions of Fraudulent Charges

Fraudulent Charges means any unauthorized charges or withdrawals from any bank account or other account connected to a Payment Card used at one of the Tampered PIN Pad Terminals as a result of the Compromise that is claimed and shown by the Settlement Class Member to have occurred as a result of the Compromise.
Fraudulent Charges means those Charges which are not initiated, authorized or otherwise requested by Participating Entity, its Participants, and/or a Cardholder by any means (electronic, telephonic or written) and do not directly or indirectly benefit Participating Entity, its Participants, and/or a Cardholder.
Fraudulent Charges means those Charges which are not initiated, authorized or otherwise requested by State, its Affiliates, and/or a Cardholder by any means (electronic, telephonic or written) and do not directly or indirectly benefit State, its Affiliates, and/or a Cardholder.