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Title: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Steve on August 31, 2013, 09:08:08 AM
 Banghead Banghead Banghead

I mentioned this the other day but now the details are coming in with my online statement.

How the flying fuck can someone get away with multiple transactions at the same two clothing stores in Las Vegas (Gucci and Fendi btw) on an obvious foreign card number without someone in the store(s) being extremely stupid?

No I take that back

How the flying fuck etc etc without someone in the store(s) being extremely complicit?


Anyway the saga rolls on, I have persuaded Visa that no I will not make the immediate payment they demanded to get me below the credit limit.  Words like "which part of you saying you'd cancelled the fraudulent transactions did I misunderstand" were used.

If you see a "used kidney, one mostly careful owner" on sale on eBay you'll know it has gone badly so please bid generously

Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Nick on August 31, 2013, 09:09:58 AM
Is it a cloned card or did you lose it?
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Darwins Selection on August 31, 2013, 09:36:29 AM
Is it a cloned card or did you lose it?

Sounds like he has almost lost it.  noooo:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Steve on August 31, 2013, 09:40:25 AM
Is it a cloned card or did you lose it?
Cloned and almost certainly from when I was in the USA in May

They won't let me know the details of all the transactions, I've seen just over half of them by value and they are all over £1k each. 

I consider myself a fairly robust person but I dread to think how some might react seeing a bill like that arrive with an immediate demand for £thousands
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: apc2010 on August 31, 2013, 04:51:39 PM
Checks e=bay........ whistle:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: boogs on August 31, 2013, 04:57:00 PM

How the flying fuck can someone get away with multiple transactions at the same two clothing stores in Las Vegas (Gucci and Fendi btw) on an obvious foreign card number without someone in the store(s) being extremely stupid?

How the flying fuck etc etc without someone in the store(s) being extremely complicit?

If you see a "used kidney, one mostly careful owner" on sale on eBay you'll know it has gone badly so please bid generously

 happy100

The last time I was in USA there were no chip and pin machines used and not once did anyone check my signature against the card ... noooo:

That was only two years ago...  eeek:

I need a  kidney only got one so can I have first refusal  angel1 oh and mates rates of course  redface:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Nick on August 31, 2013, 05:14:35 PM
A steak and kidney pie  rubschin:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Darwins Selection on August 31, 2013, 05:20:08 PM

How the flying fuck can someone get away with multiple transactions at the same two clothing stores in Las Vegas (Gucci and Fendi btw) on an obvious foreign card number without someone in the store(s) being extremely stupid?

How the flying fuck etc etc without someone in the store(s) being extremely complicit?

If you see a "used kidney, one mostly careful owner" on sale on eBay you'll know it has gone badly so please bid generously

 happy100

The last time I was in USA there were no chip and pin machines used and not once did anyone check my signature against the card ... noooo:

That was only two years ago...  eeek:

I need a  kidney only got one so can I have first refusal  angel1 oh and mates rates of course  redface:

You don't want one of Steve's kidneys, they have had boiling urine through them by the sound of it.
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Nick on August 31, 2013, 05:20:41 PM
Growler is the expert  cloud9:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: GROWLER on August 31, 2013, 06:20:46 PM
Growler is the expert  cloud9:

 cloud9:

I've lost and cancelled my debit card.

This cloning is a major problem and of great concern, and wtf's all this shite about this new method of purchasing stuff up to the value of 20 snotters without ANY i.d, pin numbers or signatures all about too ey?
Absolutely unbelievable. eeek:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: boogs on August 31, 2013, 06:21:24 PM
A steak and kidney pie  rubschin:

  eeek:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Nick on August 31, 2013, 06:41:52 PM
I have had similar problems. They always back down and you get a refund :thumbsup:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Steve on August 31, 2013, 06:58:18 PM

How the flying fuck can someone get away with multiple transactions at the same two clothing stores in Las Vegas (Gucci and Fendi btw) on an obvious foreign card number without someone in the store(s) being extremely stupid?

How the flying fuck etc etc without someone in the store(s) being extremely complicit?

If you see a "used kidney, one mostly careful owner" on sale on eBay you'll know it has gone badly so please bid generously

 happy100

The last time I was in USA there were no chip and pin machines used and not once did anyone check my signature against the card ... noooo:

That was only two years ago...  eeek:

I need a  kidney only got one so can I have first refusal  angel1 oh and mates rates of course  redface:

You don't want one of Steve's kidneys, they have had boiling urine through them by the sound of it.
lol:

Oh yes.  But not about this as (maybe naively) as Nick's experience says I figure Visa will sort it.  Mrs K is a bit put out by it

Posted it up really as thought it would amuse and a cautionary tale
 
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Landlady on September 01, 2013, 03:02:59 PM

How the flying fuck can someone get away with multiple transactions at the same two clothing stores in Las Vegas (Gucci and Fendi btw) on an obvious foreign card number without someone in the store(s) being extremely stupid?

How the flying fuck etc etc without someone in the store(s) being extremely complicit?

If you see a "used kidney, one mostly careful owner" on sale on eBay you'll know it has gone badly so please bid generously

 happy100

The last time I was in USA there were no chip and pin machines used and not once did anyone check my signature against the card ... noooo:

That was only two years ago...  eeek:

I need a  kidney only got one so can I have first refusal  angel1 oh and mates rates of course  redface:

You don't want one of Steve's kidneys, they have had boiling urine through them by the sound of it.
lol:

Oh yes.  But not about this as (maybe naively) as Nick's experience says I figure Visa will sort it.  Mrs K is a bit put out by it

Posted it up really as thought it would amuse and a cautionary tale


Not a nice feeling at all Steve - and yes I agree (in some cases) the stores/operators are complicit  evil:
We had an instance a few years back over here after having paid for Opera tickets - luckily for us they started (ha ha ) using the card almost immediately and when we went to draw cash the next day we couldner  noooo:
Then the palaver of confirming that no we had not spent xxxxx amount of Ethiopian airline tickets - card blocked, new issued etc etc
But it does send a bit of a funny tingle up your back because it just reconfirms that there are a lot of dodgy people out there............ and (heed this please BM) you need to check your transactions VERY CAREFULLY

Any-ways, drivel over - hope you get it all sorted out quickly  pathead:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Barman on September 01, 2013, 03:04:43 PM

How the flying fuck can someone get away with multiple transactions at the same two clothing stores in Las Vegas (Gucci and Fendi btw) on an obvious foreign card number without someone in the store(s) being extremely stupid?

How the flying fuck etc etc without someone in the store(s) being extremely complicit?

If you see a "used kidney, one mostly careful owner" on sale on eBay you'll know it has gone badly so please bid generously

 happy100

The last time I was in USA there were no chip and pin machines used and not once did anyone check my signature against the card ... noooo:

That was only two years ago...  eeek:

I need a  kidney only got one so can I have first refusal  angel1 oh and mates rates of course  redface:

You don't want one of Steve's kidneys, they have had boiling urine through them by the sound of it.
lol:

Oh yes.  But not about this as (maybe naively) as Nick's experience says I figure Visa will sort it.  Mrs K is a bit put out by it

Posted it up really as thought it would amuse and a cautionary tale


Not a nice feeling at all Steve - and yes I agree (in some cases) the stores/operators are complicit  evil:
We had an instance a few years back over here after having paid for Opera tickets - luckily for us they started (ha ha ) using the card almost immediately and when we went to draw cash the next day we couldner  noooo:
Then the palaver of confirming that no we had not spent xxxxx amount of Ethiopian airline tickets - card blocked, new issued etc etc
But it does send a bit of a funny tingle up your back because it just reconfirms that there are a lot of dodgy people out there............ and (heed this please BM) you need to check your transactions VERY CAREFULLY

Any-ways, drivel over - hope you get it all sorted out quickly  pathead:

 rubschin:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: apc2010 on September 01, 2013, 03:08:37 PM

How the flying fuck can someone get away with multiple transactions at the same two clothing stores in Las Vegas (Gucci and Fendi btw) on an obvious foreign card number without someone in the store(s) being extremely stupid?

How the flying fuck etc etc without someone in the store(s) being extremely complicit?

If you see a "used kidney, one mostly careful owner" on sale on eBay you'll know it has gone badly so please bid generously

 happy100

The last time I was in USA there were no chip and pin machines used and not once did anyone check my signature against the card ... noooo:

That was only two years ago...  eeek:

I need a  kidney only got one so can I have first refusal  angel1 oh and mates rates of course  redface:

You don't want one of Steve's kidneys, they have had boiling urine through them by the sound of it.
lol:

Oh yes.  But not about this as (maybe naively) as Nick's experience says I figure Visa will sort it.  Mrs K is a bit put out by it

Posted it up really as thought it would amuse and a cautionary tale


Not a nice feeling at all Steve - and yes I agree (in some cases) the stores/operators are complicit  evil:
We had an instance a few years back over here after having paid for Opera tickets - luckily for us they started (ha ha ) using the card almost immediately and when we went to draw cash the next day we couldner  noooo:
Then the palaver of confirming that no we had not spent xxxxx amount of Ethiopian airline tickets - card blocked, new issued etc etc
But it does send a bit of a funny tingle up your back because it just reconfirms that there are a lot of dodgy people out there............ and (heed this please BM) you need to check your transactions VERY CAREFULLY

Any-ways, drivel over - hope you get it all sorted out quickly  pathead:

 rubschin:

Especially those special websites....... noooo:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Barman on September 01, 2013, 03:09:50 PM

How the flying fuck can someone get away with multiple transactions at the same two clothing stores in Las Vegas (Gucci and Fendi btw) on an obvious foreign card number without someone in the store(s) being extremely stupid?

How the flying fuck etc etc without someone in the store(s) being extremely complicit?

If you see a "used kidney, one mostly careful owner" on sale on eBay you'll know it has gone badly so please bid generously

 happy100

The last time I was in USA there were no chip and pin machines used and not once did anyone check my signature against the card ... noooo:

That was only two years ago...  eeek:

I need a  kidney only got one so can I have first refusal  angel1 oh and mates rates of course  redface:

You don't want one of Steve's kidneys, they have had boiling urine through them by the sound of it.
lol:

Oh yes.  But not about this as (maybe naively) as Nick's experience says I figure Visa will sort it.  Mrs K is a bit put out by it

Posted it up really as thought it would amuse and a cautionary tale


Not a nice feeling at all Steve - and yes I agree (in some cases) the stores/operators are complicit  evil:
We had an instance a few years back over here after having paid for Opera tickets - luckily for us they started (ha ha ) using the card almost immediately and when we went to draw cash the next day we couldner  noooo:
Then the palaver of confirming that no we had not spent xxxxx amount of Ethiopian airline tickets - card blocked, new issued etc etc
But it does send a bit of a funny tingle up your back because it just reconfirms that there are a lot of dodgy people out there............ and (heed this please BM) you need to check your transactions VERY CAREFULLY

Any-ways, drivel over - hope you get it all sorted out quickly  pathead:

 rubschin:

Especially those special websites....... noooo:

Mini parts?
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: apc2010 on September 01, 2013, 03:10:57 PM

How the flying fuck can someone get away with multiple transactions at the same two clothing stores in Las Vegas (Gucci and Fendi btw) on an obvious foreign card number without someone in the store(s) being extremely stupid?

How the flying fuck etc etc without someone in the store(s) being extremely complicit?

If you see a "used kidney, one mostly careful owner" on sale on eBay you'll know it has gone badly so please bid generously

 happy100

The last time I was in USA there were no chip and pin machines used and not once did anyone check my signature against the card ... noooo:

That was only two years ago...  eeek:

I need a  kidney only got one so can I have first refusal  angel1 oh and mates rates of course  redface:

You don't want one of Steve's kidneys, they have had boiling urine through them by the sound of it.
lol:

Oh yes.  But not about this as (maybe naively) as Nick's experience says I figure Visa will sort it.  Mrs K is a bit put out by it

Posted it up really as thought it would amuse and a cautionary tale


Not a nice feeling at all Steve - and yes I agree (in some cases) the stores/operators are complicit  evil:
We had an instance a few years back over here after having paid for Opera tickets - luckily for us they started (ha ha ) using the card almost immediately and when we went to draw cash the next day we couldner  noooo:
Then the palaver of confirming that no we had not spent xxxxx amount of Ethiopian airline tickets - card blocked, new issued etc etc
But it does send a bit of a funny tingle up your back because it just reconfirms that there are a lot of dodgy people out there............ and (heed this please BM) you need to check your transactions VERY CAREFULLY

Any-ways, drivel over - hope you get it all sorted out quickly  pathead:

 rubschin:

Especially those special websites....... noooo:

Mini parts?

of course........ whistle:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Steve on September 01, 2013, 03:27:07 PM
. . .
Not a nice feeling at all Steve - and yes I agree (in some cases) the stores/operators are complicit  evil:
We had an instance a few years back over here after having paid for Opera tickets - luckily for us they started (ha ha ) using the card almost immediately and when we went to draw cash the next day we couldner  noooo:
Then the palaver of confirming that no we had not spent xxxxx amount of Ethiopian airline tickets - card blocked, new issued etc etc
But it does send a bit of a funny tingle up your back because it just reconfirms that there are a lot of dodgy people out there............ and (heed this please BM) you need to check your transactions VERY CAREFULLY

Any-ways, drivel over - hope you get it all sorted out quickly  pathead:
Cheers LL

Just checked and it's still showing the duff transactions and way over credit limit


I guess it's going to take some time.  13 grand is way more than the profit Visa will make from me in any real time frame or indeed ever so they're not going to write it off and will be saying tough luck to the stores and they are hardly going to be happy writing it off either so will be saying it was really me.  So we'll have all the fun and games of someone looking at CCTV etc and saying "look with that ugly visage and mutant features it must be Steve"



Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Landlady on September 01, 2013, 03:33:20 PM

How the flying fuck can someone get away with multiple transactions at the same two clothing stores in Las Vegas (Gucci and Fendi btw) on an obvious foreign card number without someone in the store(s) being extremely stupid?

How the flying fuck etc etc without someone in the store(s) being extremely complicit?

If you see a "used kidney, one mostly careful owner" on sale on eBay you'll know it has gone badly so please bid generously

 happy100

The last time I was in USA there were no chip and pin machines used and not once did anyone check my signature against the card ... noooo:

That was only two years ago...  eeek:

I need a  kidney only got one so can I have first refusal  angel1 oh and mates rates of course  redface:

You don't want one of Steve's kidneys, they have had boiling urine through them by the sound of it.
lol:

Oh yes.  But not about this as (maybe naively) as Nick's experience says I figure Visa will sort it.  Mrs K is a bit put out by it

Posted it up really as thought it would amuse and a cautionary tale


Not a nice feeling at all Steve - and yes I agree (in some cases) the stores/operators are complicit  evil:
We had an instance a few years back over here after having paid for Opera tickets - luckily for us they started (ha ha ) using the card almost immediately and when we went to draw cash the next day we couldner  noooo:
Then the palaver of confirming that no we had not spent xxxxx amount of Ethiopian airline tickets - card blocked, new issued etc etc
But it does send a bit of a funny tingle up your back because it just reconfirms that there are a lot of dodgy people out there............ and (heed this please BM) you need to check your transactions VERY CAREFULLY

Any-ways, drivel over - hope you get it all sorted out quickly  pathead:

 rubschin:

Especially those special websites....... noooo:

Mini parts?

For mini tools  eveilgrin: eyes: evil: eeek:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Landlady on September 01, 2013, 03:36:10 PM
. . .
Not a nice feeling at all Steve - and yes I agree (in some cases) the stores/operators are complicit  evil:
We had an instance a few years back over here after having paid for Opera tickets - luckily for us they started (ha ha ) using the card almost immediately and when we went to draw cash the next day we couldner  noooo:
Then the palaver of confirming that no we had not spent xxxxx amount of Ethiopian airline tickets - card blocked, new issued etc etc
But it does send a bit of a funny tingle up your back because it just reconfirms that there are a lot of dodgy people out there............ and (heed this please BM) you need to check your transactions VERY CAREFULLY

Any-ways, drivel over - hope you get it all sorted out quickly  pathead:
Cheers LL

Just checked and it's still showing the duff transactions and way over credit limit


I guess it's going to take some time.  13 grand is way more than the profit Visa will make from me in any real time frame or indeed ever so they're not going to write it off and will be saying tough luck to the stores and they are hardly going to be happy writing it off either so will be saying it was really me.  So we'll have all the fun and games of someone looking at CCTV etc and saying "look with that ugly visage and mutant features it must be Steve"

What happens to your credit limit in the mean time ???
You have (I Hope) insisted they issue a new card....................
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Steve on September 01, 2013, 03:47:13 PM
Oh yes, I have the new card and they immediately blocked that until I clear the excess over the credit limit  Banghead

Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Steve on September 03, 2013, 04:18:57 PM
Well some progress. 

About half of the scam transactions have been erased but seems I have to wait another 2 weeks at least to see if the rest "will be refunded"  Slightly worrying that wording
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: apc2010 on September 03, 2013, 04:40:03 PM
Well some progress. 

About half of the scam transactions have been erased but seems I have to wait another 2 weeks at least to see if the rest "will be refunded"  Slightly worrying that wording

 rubschin:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: boogs on September 03, 2013, 04:53:59 PM
Well some progress. 

About half of the scam transactions have been erased but seems I have to wait another 2 weeks at least to see if the rest "will be refunded"  Slightly worrying that wording

 rubschin:   I have to say Nat West refunded me within a day and pursued the matter with no detriment to me.... eeek:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: apc2010 on September 03, 2013, 05:04:46 PM
Well some progress. 

About half of the scam transactions have been erased but seems I have to wait another 2 weeks at least to see if the rest "will be refunded"  Slightly worrying that wording

 rubschin:   I have to say Nat West refunded me within a day and pursued the matter with no detriment to me.... eeek:

They don't trust Steve...... noooo:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: boogs on September 03, 2013, 05:17:48 PM
Well some progress. 

About half of the scam transactions have been erased but seems I have to wait another 2 weeks at least to see if the rest "will be refunded"  Slightly worrying that wording

 rubschin:   I have to say Nat West refunded me within a day and pursued the matter with no detriment to me.... eeek:

They don't trust Steve...... noooo:

You need to have sympathy with that  ... whistle:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: apc2010 on September 03, 2013, 05:23:19 PM
Well some progress. 

About half of the scam transactions have been erased but seems I have to wait another 2 weeks at least to see if the rest "will be refunded"  Slightly worrying that wording

 rubschin:   I have to say Nat West refunded me within a day and pursued the matter with no detriment to me.... eeek:

They don't trust Steve...... noooo:

You need to have sympathy with that  ... whistle:

 evil:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: boogs on September 03, 2013, 05:49:56 PM
Well some progress. 

About half of the scam transactions have been erased but seems I have to wait another 2 weeks at least to see if the rest "will be refunded"  Slightly worrying that wording

 rubschin:   I have to say Nat West refunded me within a day and pursued the matter with no detriment to me.... eeek:

They don't trust Steve...... noooo:

You need to have sympathy with that  ... whistle:

 evil:

Wot why you giving me the evil eye  eeek:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Steve on September 03, 2013, 06:09:04 PM
Well some progress. 

About half of the scam transactions have been erased but seems I have to wait another 2 weeks at least to see if the rest "will be refunded"  Slightly worrying that wording

 rubschin:   I have to say Nat West refunded me within a day and pursued the matter with no detriment to me.... eeek:

They don't trust Steve...... noooo:

You need to have sympathy with that  ... whistle:

 evil:

Wot why you giving me the evil eye  eeek:
Cos he a decent sort of bloke and you're being a nasty taunting person?

Was it that much on your Nat West?  Visa have immediately struck it off for me before when it was about £700

Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: boogs on September 03, 2013, 06:13:21 PM
Well some progress. 

About half of the scam transactions have been erased but seems I have to wait another 2 weeks at least to see if the rest "will be refunded"  Slightly worrying that wording

 rubschin:   I have to say Nat West refunded me within a day and pursued the matter with no detriment to me.... eeek:

They don't trust Steve...... noooo:

You need to have sympathy with that  ... whistle:

 evil:

Wot why you giving me the evil eye  eeek:
Cos he a decent sort of bloke and you're being a nasty taunting person?

Was it that much on your Nat West?  Visa have immediately struck it off for me before when it was about £700

As if....... angel1

It was my Debit card and from memory it was just over £3,000 they put it back in my account by the next day.. ;D
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Steve on September 03, 2013, 06:19:50 PM
£3k is not to be sneezed at.  Well done Nat West
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: boogs on September 03, 2013, 06:24:45 PM
£3k is not to be sneezed at.  Well done Nat West

Yes I was impressed at the time ... had some issues with them non related and am no longer with them.... noooo:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Steve on September 03, 2013, 06:29:58 PM
£3k is not to be sneezed at.  Well done Nat West

Yes I was impressed at the time ... had some issues with them non related and am no longer with them.... noooo:
We used to have an Account with Lloyds which had all Mrs K's salary paid into it and suddenly they refused to talk to her on the phone unless I gave my written permission.  She'd had that account with them for over 30 years FFS so one account transferred to Barclays pdq but they've started playing silly buggers so we now also have an account with the Nationwide who are really good



so far
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: boogs on September 03, 2013, 08:06:37 PM
£3k is not to be sneezed at.  Well done Nat West

Yes I was impressed at the time ... had some issues with them non related and am no longer with them.... noooo:
We used to have an Account with Lloyds which had all Mrs K's salary paid into it and suddenly they refused to talk to her on the phone unless I gave my written permission.  She'd had that account with them for over 30 years FFS so one account transferred to Barclays pdq but they've started playing silly buggers so we now also have an account with the Nationwide who are really good



so far

I am with Nationwide now five years and touch wood been very good .....  Thumbs:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Steve on September 03, 2013, 08:09:50 PM
 :thumbsup:

Only started using them as a bank last year but they gave us our first ever mortgage many years ago so have had our savings loyalty ever since.
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: boogs on September 03, 2013, 08:32:59 PM
:thumbsup:

Only started using them as a bank last year but they gave us our first ever mortgage many years ago so have had our savings loyalty ever since.

I have saved with them about 15 years but 5 years as bank ....
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Steve on September 12, 2013, 10:38:07 AM
A text message floods in

"Your fraud claim has now been refunded and the funds will credit your account in 2 working days. Thank you, Barclaycard"

Party001:

Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Baldy on September 12, 2013, 10:41:17 AM
A text message floods in

"Your fraud claim has now been refunded and the funds will credit your account in 2 working days. Thank you, Barclaycard"

Party001:

 Thumbs:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Barman on September 12, 2013, 10:48:33 AM
A text message floods in

"Your fraud claim has now been refunded and the funds will credit your account in 2 working days. Thank you, Barclaycard"

Party001:

 Thumbs:

Borrow us a fiver....  whistle:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Darwins Selection on September 12, 2013, 10:57:20 AM
A text message floods in

"Your fraud claim has now been refunded and the funds will credit your account in 2 working days. Thank you, Barclaycard"

Party001:

"Please log in to www.barclagos.org.ng (http://www.barclagos.org.ng) and have your security details and PIN ready"
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Baldy on September 12, 2013, 10:59:51 AM
A text message floods in

"Your fraud claim has now been refunded and the funds will credit your account in 2 working days. Thank you, Barclaycard"

Party001:

"Please log in to www.barclagos.org.ng (http://www.barclagos.org.ng) and have your security details and PIN ready"

 lol: lol: lol:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Barman on September 12, 2013, 11:01:10 AM
A text message floods in

"Your fraud claim has now been refunded and the funds will credit your account in 2 working days. Thank you, Barclaycard"

Party001:

"Please log in to www.barclagos.org.ng (http://www.barclagos.org.ng) and have your security details and PIN ready"

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          Firefox can't find the server at www.barclagos.org.ng (http://www.barclagos.org.ng)

  Check the address for typing errors such as
    ww.example.com instead of
    www.example.com (http://www.example.com)
  If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network
    connection.
  If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure
    that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.

 evil:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Steve on September 12, 2013, 11:12:30 AM
A text message floods in

"Your fraud claim has now been refunded and the funds will credit your account in 2 working days. Thank you, Barclaycard"

Party001:

 Thumbs:

Borrow us a fiver....  whistle:
rubschin:

Do you want to add it to my bar bill or shall I photocopy another one for you?


[serious mode]  This took 2 weeks to resolve and was starting to bug me but at the end of the day I had at least that in savings and could see it would get sorted.  There are plenty of people out there that a loss like this would drive them over the edge and for 2 weeks might have seriously feared the very worst.  It doesn't take much to push some into walking in front of trains.  A key cause is credit card companies deciding you no longer have to tell them when you intend to use your card abroad, not even the USA where there's no chip and pin.  They need to rethink IMHO.  [/serious]
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Baldy on September 12, 2013, 09:25:57 PM
A text message floods in

"Your fraud claim has now been refunded and the funds will credit your account in 2 working days. Thank you, Barclaycard"

Party001:

"Please log in to www.barclagos.org.ng (http://www.barclagos.org.ng) and have your security details and PIN ready"

Quote
Server not found
       
          Firefox can't find the server at www.barclagos.org.ng (http://www.barclagos.org.ng)

  Check the address for typing errors such as
    ww.example.com instead of
    www.example.com (http://www.example.com)
  If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network
    connection.
  If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure
    that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.

 evil:

You tried it .  noooo:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Steve on September 12, 2013, 10:02:03 PM
A text message floods in

"Your fraud claim has now been refunded and the funds will credit your account in 2 working days. Thank you, Barclaycard"

Party001:

"Please log in to www.barclagos.org.ng (http://www.barclagos.org.ng) and have your security details and PIN ready"

Quote
Server not found
       
          Firefox can't find the server at www.barclagos.org.ng (http://www.barclagos.org.ng)

  Check the address for typing errors such as
    ww.example.com instead of
    www.example.com (http://www.example.com)
  If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network
    connection.
  If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure
    that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.

 evil:

You tried it .  noooo:
Maybe he owns it
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: Baldy on September 12, 2013, 10:03:33 PM
A text message floods in

"Your fraud claim has now been refunded and the funds will credit your account in 2 working days. Thank you, Barclaycard"

Party001:

"Please log in to www.barclagos.org.ng (http://www.barclagos.org.ng) and have your security details and PIN ready"

Quote
Server not found
       
          Firefox can't find the server at www.barclagos.org.ng (http://www.barclagos.org.ng)

  Check the address for typing errors such as
    ww.example.com instead of
    www.example.com (http://www.example.com)
  If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network
    connection.
  If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure
    that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.

 evil:

You tried it .  noooo:
Maybe he owns it

Prolly.  noooo:
Title: Re: £13,680 scammed on my credit card!
Post by: boogs on September 12, 2013, 10:14:03 PM
A text message floods in

"Your fraud claim has now been refunded and the funds will credit your account in 2 working days. Thank you, Barclaycard"

Party001:

"Please log in to www.barclagos.org.ng (http://www.barclagos.org.ng) and have your security details and PIN ready"

Quote
Server not found
       
          Firefox can't find the server at www.barclagos.org.ng (http://www.barclagos.org.ng)

  Check the address for typing errors such as
    ww.example.com instead of
    www.example.com (http://www.example.com)
  If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network
    connection.
  If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure
    that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.

 evil:

You tried it .  noooo:
Maybe he owns it

Prolly.  noooo:

 doh: