Compass

Table of Contents
Introduction
PART ONE:
How It Works
Definitions
Getting Started
Planning for the Trip
Making Reservations
Before the Trip
Taking the Trip
After the Trip
PART TWO:
Introduction
The Role of the A/OPC
Signing up for a Travel Charge Card
Receiving Your Travel Charge Card
On Travel - Using Your Travel Charge Card
Using the ATM
Customer Service/Help
Electronic Access System
The Travel Charge Card Bill
Questioned Charges
Disputed Charges
International Use
Change of Address
Lost or Stolen Travel Charge Card
Payment of the Travel Charge Card Bill
Travel Charge Card Quiz
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  The Government Travel Charge Card
 

Lost or Stolen Travel Charge Card

  1. Report a lost or stolen travel charge card promptly to:
    • The bank by calling the number provided in your Cardholder Agreement or the customer service number;
    • Your A/OPC; and
    • Your supervisor.
  2. Once you have reported your travel charge card lost or stolen, your account will immediately be closed.
  3. Cooperate with bank representatives in providing as much information as possible surrounding the loss or theft.
  4. The bank will mail a new travel charge card to you within 7 to 10 business days. You do not need to reapply. You will receive a new account number.
  5. You will only be responsible for those valid charges made before your travel charge card was reported lost or stolen. The liability for a lost or stolen travel charge card shall not exceed the lesser of $50 or the amount of money, property, labor, or services obtained before notification to the bank.
  6. Any previous authorized activity, disputed and undisputed, will be transferred to the new account number.
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