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> http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/credit/atmcard.htm
>
> "ATM or Debit Card Loss or Fraudulent Transfers (EFTA). Your liability
> under federal law for unauthorized use of your ATM or debit card depends
> on how quickly you report the loss. If you report an ATM or debit card
> missing before it's used without your permission, the EFTA says the card
> issuer cannot hold you responsible for any unauthorized transfers. If
> unauthorized use occurs before you report it, your liability under
> federal law depends on how quickly you report the loss.
>
> For example, if you report the loss within two business days after you
> realize your card is missing, you will not be responsible for more than
> $50 for unauthorized use. However, if you don't report the loss within
> two business days after you discover the loss, you could lose up to $500
> because of an unauthorized transfer."
>
How do they know when you "realised" that you lost the card?
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