On Sun, May 25, 2008 at 1:06 AM, Barry Shein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Even when someone declines a charge it doesn't mean you can't collect > what you believe to be money legitimately owed you. You can hand it to > a collection agency if it's worthwhile. If not (e.g., you took a card > w/o any verification from someone in a country whose name you can't > even pronounce) OH WELL, you're a fool, or it better be part of your > cost of doing business.
The funny part is, the scam artists already know that "mismatch between account holder's name and cc holder's name / address / country" is one of the first and most elementary anti fraud checks. So, if they steal a cc from Joe Sixpack of Bumfuck, Iowa, guess who signs up to Amazon AWS for 200 VMs and 20 minutes worth of service? --srs
