The consumer is the one that shoulders the burden regardless of the charge company's policies about fraud. If they were to enact stricter measures, the consumer would pay for the technology through higher fees. I think that they know what they are doing and have balanced the cost of security against the loss from fraud to their own best advantage.Originally posted by Danimal:
The missed point here is that the consumer is the one paying the bill.
Excellent and enlightened discussion. Just as some of us were not cut out to be employees, there are those that are not meant to be employers. I have not had as many employees as most, and usually just one at a time. It's about 50/50 on them leaving of their own accord and those having been let go.