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I've gotten two unrelated phishing emails this week telling me my paypal account has been debited $1237 for a Bitcoin purchase. Dumb bastards don't realize, I have no paypal account. I forwarded the emails to paypal's fraud division.My wife is, three different credit cards in the last two months. One of them was a string of charges for some ride service similar to Uber, in the UK. As usual, the credit card companies void the charges. I'm guessing that with the global economy getting shaky, scammers are working overtime.
When have they never worked overtime?My wife is, three different credit cards in the last two months. One of them was a string of charges for some ride service similar to Uber, in the UK. As usual, the credit card companies void the charges. I'm guessing that with the global economy getting shaky, scammers are working overtime.
What did Dad buy?My son just got one. Just now. His father made a $400 charge on the Visa in China. Dad's been dead for 18 years.
My son just got one. Just now. His father made a $400 charge on the Visa in China. Dad's been dead for 18 years.
I get text messages from unknown numbers claiming that there are unusual charges on my bank account.
No such thing happening.
Can't believe people fall for that crap, but they do.
Once got an automated voice message that the IRS was suing me and I should call the number provided. It was a very stern message and I promptly blocked the number from my phone.
Everything I have gives me an alert for anything over one cent.
My bank questions when I myself spend large amounts.I have fraud alert on my bank account. I get a text that a purchase is being attempted if it's out of my normal shopping perameters. I even called them in July to make sure it's still active, since the scammers got my info somehow.
If you're not checking your credit card accounts online daily then you deserve to be screwed over.
I live in a small complex, and it's mostly elderly people........my age and older.
I was talking to the manager of my apartments yesterday. She said one of the women that live here got scammed out of $2000.00 recenlty cause she got a phone call that told her she was going to have her power turned off and not get it back again, if she didn't pay the money. So she went out and bought a gift card for that amount and gave them the card information.
I have a friend whose husband is bipolar and believes all this scam shit. She's caught him several times going off to the store to buy a gift card or money order and send to these people. She has to watch him like Biden watching toddlers.
Never been hit by one. Do not use them to buy things on line. I buy the prepaid ones to buy on line. There are so many key log programs out there your phone and computers are extremely vulnerable to. Don't buy gas at pump with them in big cities either. Those are the most common ways they get your info.My wife is, three different credit cards in the last two months. One of them was a string of charges for some ride service similar to Uber, in the UK. As usual, the credit card companies void the charges. I'm guessing that with the global economy getting shaky, scammers are working overtime.
I got sick of it. I just ordered a credit freeze on all new accounts.My wife is, three different credit cards in the last two months. One of them was a string of charges for some ride service similar to Uber, in the UK. As usual, the credit card companies void the charges. I'm guessing that with the global economy getting shaky, scammers are working overtime.
