How to Identify Small Business Credit Card Scams |
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When dealing with small business credit cards,
there is a chance that you could run into some scams. Avoiding scams is
an important part of the process of having a small business credit
card. Here are a few tips on how to identify small business credit card
scams.
Better Business Bureau
Before you ever do business with a company that asks for your
credit card info, make sure that you check them out on the Better
Business Bureau. If they are a legitimate come in a, they will have a
profile on the Better Business Bureau website. You can check out there
track record and see if they are legit.
Watch E-Mails
Many times, scam artists will send e-mails that look like they
are from a legitimate source. If you receive an e-mail that asks
anything about your credit card information, you should definitely not
give it to them. Legitimate companies are not going to try to get your
credit card number through an e-mail.
Opt Out
If you regularly receive credit card offers in the mail, you
should opt out of further offers. You can contact the Direct Marketing
Association to opt out of many promotions. Scammers can open a credit
card in your name if they have a promotional piece of mail from a
credit card company.
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