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Business, 04.11.2019 19:31, ultimateapes

Jack and rebecca go grocery shopping together. jack uses his debit card to complete a pin-based transaction. rebecca uses her credit card to complete a signature-based transaction. rebecca's credit card has a $2,000 credit limit with a balance of $240 after her transaction. if either of them loses their cards, which of the following is a possible scenario

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