Alarm Wallets
by admin on Jul.21, 2009, under Chain Wallets
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Alarm Wallets
When I go to the mall, the alarm censor would go off when I walk right by it. I'm NOT stealing either!!?
Obviously, I am NOT stealing anything. I dont know why this is happening. The censor goes off with SOME stores, not all. It bothers me so much where its to a point where I dont want to shop anymore. First I thought it was my purse, so I changed purses, but that is not it. What I usually have in my purse is my cell-phone, glasses,wallet,and hair brush. And I know none of these can make it go off..and I had all of these items with me before and it would never happen..it isnt until recently the alarm censors would go off! Some people say it might be my clothes that have attached censor, but I have already checked and there arnt any tags! HELP! SO EMBARASSING!
if you have anything from Hollister or Abercrombie, they have soft censors in all of their clothing that you are supposed to cut off....maybe you didn't see them ...check! =) good luck
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i-WALLET 2010
My credit card was stolen, how am i protected from not being liable for the purchases made by the thief?
My credit card was taken from my wallet yesterday. I only knew about it today because someone from the credit card company texted me confirming if I had made any purchases yesterday? So i got alarmed and frantically searched in my wallet and I discovered that my credit card was lost. Anyway the thief made purchases amounting to P 36,423.40 approximately 800 USD. I had never used that credit card but it was already activated. I got the time and the place where the credit card was used. People can attest that I was still in the office during the said time of purchase. This is a company issued credit card, and beforehand I signed that they could debit my account if ever I was not able to pay the charges on my credit card. How can I protect myself from them debiting my account, for purchases I didnot make? What actions should I do?
Wow, I’m so sorry! I had someone use my debit card for out of the country purchases and they drained my checking account. I immediately went to my bank and filed a claim. They debited my account and then took legal action against the perpetrator. It was that simple!
When I was a full charge bookkeeper, we had a similar situation. We had purchased computer’s online using the company credit card. When I received the next statement there were obvious charges that no one in the company made . . . expensive car tires and a car stereo system.
You need to discuss this with your employer IMMEDIATELY! That credit card HAS TO BE CLOSED IMMEDIATELY! With being in upper management for most of my career, I know that your employer will understand the situation. The bookkeeper or business owner needs to contact the credit card company and attest that these charges were made when the card was stolen. Some credit card companies may not cover all the attested charges, that’s normally around $50. But the MAJORITY will clear ALL the charges and lawfully go after the person who used the credit card making them solely responsible for ALL charges.
You did GOOD by getting the time and place where it was used! Your bookkeeper or business owner should also contact that place of business and report the fraudulent charges.
From ALL my YEARS of being in company management . . . Do not get all upset over this, though I know it’s hard not to! YOU didn’t make the charges and your employer isn’t/cannot place the fraudulent charges on you.
TALK TO YOUR EMPLOYER IMMEDIATELY!!! Best Wishes, Deb
