HRS § 708-8103 - Credit card fraud by a provider of goods or services
A provider of goods or services commits credit card fraud if, with intent to defraud, it furnishes value on a forged, expired, revoked, or unlawfully obtained/retained card, or if it fails to furnish value it falsely told the issuer in writing it had already furnished.
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