Monday, July 9, 2012

New White Paper Addresses Text Alert Concerns

When used for fraud prevention, a card issuer sends a text message to a card holder about a recent transaction that meets the issuers parameters as suspicious. The card holder then has a chance to reply that they recognize the transaction or that they don't. If they don't, the account is suspended and the card issuer sends another text message with a phone number for the card holder to call for further investigation and instructions........New White Paper Addresses Text Alert Concerns

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