CC fraud :(

[Creditplz]

I've paid for more bags then I can count Asgardian haha

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Myself and a dozen other people got scammed by an Amazon seller.  They were new and we all got suckered into buying a 30 ounce RTic tumbler for $8.99 with free shipping.  The seller gave us a shipping arrival date with no tracking number.  Nobody got their product.  I am checking my card everyday to see if they use our credit card numbers again.  Got taken with a $750 American Airlines charge 2 months ago on my EBates Visa.  Seems to me to be a simple way to get the crooks with a little bit of investigation.  I get angry at the credit card's responses as much as I do the crooks using my card.

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The seller does not have your credit card number. Amazon processes the payments and doesn't reveal anything to the seller.

[tacpoly]

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@Creditplz wrote:
Tacpoly she already has that bag with the bamboo handle, it's black with a red and green stripe

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I'm talking about the Gucci DIY program in Milan where she can customize the bag to her wish:  material, embroidery, hardware, monogram.  This way she has a one-of-a-kind item.  A trip to Italy is a good anniversary present. 

Btw, you're a rare species:  a husband who actually supports his wife's expensive habits. 

[Creditplz]

It makes me happy to see her enjoying her things, so I just pay and pray haha !, anyways my NFCU is back

[galahad15]

Very sorry to hear about the fraudulent activity on your card 

[Anonymous]

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@Creditplz wrote:
So today on my way to work I get a NFCU text saying

"NFCU Card Fraud Dept: Did you use card ending xxxx at GUCCI #55 on 09/20/16 for $1512.00 . Yes reply 1. No reply 2. STOP to opt out of text. For help: 1-844-640-1861."

Sooooo I call and go online and someone spent $13,989.00 on my card in 5 different stores... Why didn't they text me before the smallest and final purchase?!

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That sucks.  Glad it got caught.

I got a text from AMEX at 3AM.  Someone tried to use my card at iTunes.  They caught it right away.

Looks like they're starting early this year (fraud always increases as we get closer to the holidays)