Cautionary tale re paying for overseas birdingtrips

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Subject:	Cautionary tale re paying for overseas birdingtrips
From:	David Adams <>
Date:	Tue, 29 Jan 2013 14:01:27 +1100

> At least here in the U.S., the best thing to do is pay with a credit card
> when you need to pay upfront.  If there is a problem, you can normally get
> the card issuer to credit you and charge back the merchant

Generally, the consumer protection features of Australian cards are very
limited compared to their American counterparts :(
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