January 02, 2008
Duly Noted

Card info could cost you

Card info could cost you
Card info could cost you
The Federal Trade Commission has released a statement reminding merchants to comply with federal law, ensuring that full credit card and debit card num­bers are not printed on customer receipts. Merchants who fail to comply with the law could face FTC law enforcement action, including civil penalties of up to $2,500 per violation.
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