Virginia Code § 18.2-194 makes it illegal for anyone other than the cardholder or authorized person to possess two or more signed credit cards or credit card numbers. Such possession is considered prima facie evidence of illegal acquisition, typically linked to violations of other related laws. This law aims to prevent credit card fraud and unauthorized use.
It prohibits possessing two or more signed credit cards or credit card numbers without authorization, suggesting potential illegal activity.
Yes, if the cards are signed and not authorized by the cardholder, it can be considered illegal under this law.
It is prima facie evidence that the cards or numbers were obtained illegally, often linked to violations of other laws.
No, the law applies only when the person possessing the cards is not the cardholder or authorized by the cardholder.