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Your dad goes to the gas station fills up the car with gas and pays with his card and money for the gas shows up on the bill for the card he gets at the end of the month debit or credit?
When your dad goes to the gas station and fills is car with gas then pays with his card the money at the end of the month will be debited from his account.
What does it mean for a debit card to go live?
It simply means - the very first time the card is used, it is recognised by the system. When the card goes 'live' on first use - the system places data onto the card either on the magnetic strip or the 'smart' chip. This tells any ATM that the card is legitimate.
How secure are debit cards?
It's been my experience that the majority of banks work very hard to make depositers accounts as secure as possible. I feel safer using my debit card than I would using a traditional credit card. I disagree with Nikki's answer that the security of a debit card has anything to with the banks good intentions toward its depositors. US law (I am _not_ a lawyer or an expert) provides protections for owners of credit cards that debit card owners do not enjoy. There are some protections which would prevent your account from being cleaned out by a thief. But depending on the laws of your state and the voluntary policies of your bank, you could be out up to $500 or even the full amount stolen under some circumstances. The law limits your liability for a stolen credit card to $50. Some banks do voluntarily provide protection terms more comparable to those of credit cards, so it pays to ask for details. Even with protection a big difference between credit and debit card fraud is in what happens to you while the issue of the fraud is being resolved. If you discover that your credit card has been maxed out, you can't use it to buy new things until the problem is cleared up, but you also don't have to pay the charges that the thief made while they are in dispute. With a debit card, you may have to deal with having no money in your account as checks that you have written bounce, leaving you owing the people you wrote checks to and with no money to pay them until you prove fraud and get your money back. Here is a link to a consumer organization article about debit cards that goes into more detail than I can here: PIRG Consumer Protection pages: http://www.pirg.org/consumer/banks/debit/fact.htm Here is a scary story of one person's problems with a debit card at the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse web site: http://www.privacyrights.org/ar/DebitCd1002.htm
What is the significance of the start number on a check?
The start number on a check is important because it helps track the sequence of checks issued by a bank account. It can be used to detect fraud or errors in case a check goes missing or is used improperly.
How many business days does it take a bank to process a charge on a debit card and also a credit?
It depends on the creditor/merchant. Most merchants tally up credit/debit card purchases at the end of the business day. The charges then go through the gateway processor for that specific bank or card issuer and then be billed or withdrawn from the purchaser's accounts. Debits are taken out at a faster pace than credit transactions since you are entering your pin number. It goes from the merchant terminal then directly to the bank's ATM debit processing center. These transactions should be no longer than 3 business days, depending on your banks processing time. Some banks have POD processing cut off times, like Wells Fargo.. they work on the next business day at 4PM. Credits can take up 10 business days, depending on the merchant.
What is the meaning of credit and debit?
Debit and credit are accounting terms for different columns. A "debit card" is different from a "credit card" in that when used, the former takes money directly from your bank account. Simply i can say debit what comes in,credit what goes out. i prefer virtual credit cards.
What is the zip code for billings on a visa debit card?
It is the 5 digit zip code to where your bill goes to.
What is the billing ZIP code for a visa debit card?
It is the 5 digit zip code to where your bill goes to.
Your mom goes to the ATM at the bank uses her pin and withdraws 300 from her saving account with her card debit or credit?
If your mom goes to the ATM and withdraws 300 from her saving account, she will do this with her credit card.
Where can you get books at for the nook?
You can buy the on you nook via the "shop" option, and it goes through the barnes and noble website. you need a debit/credit card to purchase them.
Your dad goes to the gas station fills up the car with gas and pays with his card and money for the gas shows up on the bill for the card he gets at the end of the month debit or credit?
When your dad goes to the gas station and fills is car with gas then pays with his card the money at the end of the month will be debited from his account.
How secure are debit cards on the internet compared to credit cards?
As far as security goes there should be no difference, but if something goes wrong it is easier to make a claim with a credit card as the card issuer is liable. with a debit card you are liable. That's not necessarily true. I have a debit card but it is issued by Visa through my bank, and I have fraud protection. Best way to check an online transaction is to look at the web address in the browser. It should say "https:// before the www part of the address. The "s" means that you are talking to a secure server and it's very very unlikely that your card details can be intercepted and decoded. Problems start when hackers hack into company databases and steal unencrypted credit card numbers.
What does it mean for a debit card to go live?
It simply means - the very first time the card is used, it is recognised by the system. When the card goes 'live' on first use - the system places data onto the card either on the magnetic strip or the 'smart' chip. This tells any ATM that the card is legitimate.
What are the rules of debit and credit for assets?
There are three rules for recording transactions: Personal account Debit the receiver. Credit the giver. Real account Debit what comes in. Credit what goes out. Nominal account Debit all expenses.There are three Golden Rules for Debit & Credit, whole accounting is depend on these three rules :- 1. Debit what comes in & Credit what goes out. 2. Debit the receiver & Credit the..Because to make the things debit on debit side and credit on credit side, for that purpose its important to memorize the debit and credit rule.
When you have a pay monthly phone how do you pay for it?
hi am i 13 going on 14 and i have a pay monthly phone and you can pay by cash or debit card and then you can set it up when it goes out of your bank so that is how it works
Golden rules of accounts?
Real Account - Debit what comes in Credit what goes out. Nominal Account - Debit all expenses and losses Credit all incomes and gains. Personal Account - Debit the receiver Credit the giver.
What is the formula of real account?
Debit what comes in Credit what goes out
