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17 Dec, 2008 7:39 am
... Exchange; and National Benefit Exchange, Inc. According to the Commission's complaint, defendant Fischbach and his companies, all based in Florida, used telemarketing to sell an
advance-fee "credit card" that they claimed could be used like a Visa or MasterCard, but which actually could be used only to buy products from
the defendants' Web site or catalog. The defendants charged consumers who accepted the cards an up-front fee of between $200 and $300, and promised them they would receive a ...
21 Jul 3:30 am
... cash compensation): Gregory Doody, Calpine Corporation, TX, $9,743,621 Donald Rosenberg, Qualcomm Incorporated, CA, $9,676,940 Brackett
Denniston III, General Electric, CT, $7,050, ... 216,292 Bryan Hall, Virgin Media Inc., NY, $1,206,891 Noah Hanft, MasterCard Incorporated, NY, $1,198,250 Steven Cossé, Murphy Oil Corporation, AR, $ ... David Leitch, Ford Motor Company, MI, $1,000,000 Joey Loudermilk, Aflac
Incorporated, GA, $983,588 Hayward Fisk, Computer Sciences Corporation, VA, $979,050 Mitchell Kosh ...
20 Sep, 2007 10:16 pm
... the means of payment? The answer lies in merchants contracts with bank members of the card networks. These contracts incorporate, by reference the networks' operating rules.
Incredibly, the complete network rules are not available for merchants to view ( ... billion is not unrealistic (remember, treble damages in antitrust!). Arguably, at stake is the
continued existence of MasterCard and Visa. The litigation spurred the MasterCard IPO and Visa's
pending IPO. What would happen if merchants win in ...
29 Jun, 2008 9:05 am
... this announcement might sound confusing, but the company was resurrected in 2004 under the name, Direct Marketing Services Incorporated.
Direct Market Services sells merchandise under the names Wards.com, SearsHomeCenter.com, SearsShowplace.com, SearsRoomforKids.com ... the number of cards available in their underground
forum. When asked for some commentary, Visa declined to comment, MasterCard stated they warned the issuing banks to watch for suspicious
activity and Discover stated they issued new ...
25 Feb, 2007 8:53 pm
... customers are breached and their cards are compromised. But banks say that the recovery process is so cumbersome that it is nearly impossible for them to recover their full losses.
MasterCard Inc. has had such written agreements for years and Visa USA Inc. began incorporating a similar policy late last year. "Under
that process banks end up recovering $1 a card on average," says Bruce Spitzer, spokesman for the ...
17 Jan, 2008 10:00 pm
... : (Patent Lens), A skeptical look at the Automated Content Access Protocol: (Ars Technica), 5 practical things to incorporate in a corporate IP strategy: (IP ThinkTank),
Legal models for online content enforcement: (OpenContentLawyer), Germany, Chinese copies and ... -PrivaSys asserts patent claiming secure contactless credit card cash transaction
processes and wins hefty settlements from MasterCard, First Data, Visa, JP Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo: (Patent Prospector), PuriCore -
PuriCore granted ...
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