Definition
Card-not-present fraud is a type of credit card scam in which the customer does not physically present the card to the merchant during the fraudulent transaction. Card-not-present fraud can occur with transactions that are conducted online or over the phone in which the user only provides the credit card numbers. Card-not-present fraud can be difficult to detect because the merchant cannot persona
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Common mistakes
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