ATM/Debit Cards

ATM/Debit Safety
Recent studies show that more consumers are choosing to use their debit cards, rather than cash or check, for daily purchases. But unless proper caution is exercised, they might pose as big of a risk as carrying cash.
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Call 800-523-4175 for First American Cards

Call 877-725-5698 for Allow Card prepaid MasterCards

• Safer than cash.

• Accepted worldwide, wherever MasterCard is accepted.

• More readily available than checks.

• Avoids the inconvenience of check approvals and giving out personal information.

• No bulky checkbook to carry.

• Saves money by purchasing less checks.

• Itemized purchases appear on your monthly statement.

• Typically incur no finance charges.

• Avoid leaving your card in excessive heat.

• Avoid contact with objects that scratch.

• Avoid contact with magnetic objects & X-ray machines.

• Sign your card immediately to avoid use by unauthorized persons.

DO's & DON'Ts for the best use of ATMs

Is Your First American Card Lost or Stolen?
If your ATM/Debit Card is lost or stolen, report it to First American within two (2) business days. Your liability is limited by federal regulations to $50. If you do not report the loss or theft within two (2) business days, you could be responsible for up to $500. You should also report any lost or stolen cards to Equifax, Trans Union, and Experian by calling (800) 523-4175.

Is Your Allow Card Prepaid MasterCard® Lost, Stolen or Damaged?
If so, call Allow Card toll-free 877-725-5698 or e-mail support@allowcard.com. Your card should be replaced within 7 to 10 business days.
This card is issued by MetaBank pursuant to license by MasterCard International Incorporated.

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