It is actually worse than that, isn't it? By law, only individuals are protected against fraud. If any small business account is compromised, they don't have that protection.
Or am I just off in my understanding of fraud protection?
I'm pretty sure taeric is talking small business credit cards having chargeback. They have almost identical, including the same protections, as a credit card held by an individual.
Do they? Unless things have changed, it was at least reported[1] that they do not have the same legal protections. They may have the same protections from the bank. But not by law.
Or am I just off in my understanding of fraud protection?