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In 2016, hacked credit card fraud exceeded $4 billion, a record level. Beyond the $4 billion in fraud reported last year year, there will be as much as $10 billion in fraud committed between now and 2020 as the window of opportunity narrows for hackers to cash in on stolen credit card data from magnetic strip cards. What are your rights as a consumer if this happens to you? Are companies liable for your losses? In this week's program, co-hosts Mitchel Winick and Stephen Wagner answer these and other legal questions related to consumer rights and hackers wrongs.
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