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document.write("RE: \"Never fax your credit card number. Your credit card number can lie for hours in the fax basket ...... Anyone passing by can record your number and begin to use your card number fraudulently. It is even possible for criminals to intercept your credit card number while the fax is in transmission.\"<br /><br />Any cashier who handles your card at point of sale might memorise/note down your card number, exp. date etc BUT, surely the cardholder is not liable for the transaction if the crook used the card details to make an online purchase without the actual card being present? If the merchant who accepted the transaction can't produce a signed receipt his end, then the card owner is not liable? please comment. Jim");
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document.write("Please advise where I can get a first class ticket to London for R50,000. Mr Traveller");
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