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Guest comment: How the financial regulator's tackled contactless card fraud

The FCA’s director of strategy and competition Christopher Woolard gives an update on the regulator’s work to protect consumers from contactless card fraud - and what you can do if you think you’ve been targeted. Views do not necessarily reflect those of MoneySavingExpert.com....
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  • miller
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    If a fraudster has used your card, you will be entitled to a full and immediate refund.

    I'd bet there are some examples which would stretch the definition of immediate in this context.
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