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@AndySoCal wrote:@Anonymous I had a similiar experience a few years ago with Discover. The card was never out my possesion and not used on the internet. I had logged in to check the statment balance. I saw on the statement a charge for $650.00 from a company I did not recconize. Usually if I spend $650.00 I would remember doing so. I called Discover and was transferred to the fraud department they did not have any additional information on the company. Fraud department tells that there are 2 additional charges not yet posted that were not mine either. Combined total of around $1000 in charges. They went through their usual process of identifying me and making sure all the charges were mine as well. When there is fraud on a credit card reported or verified by the consumer, I do not know of creditor that will allow the account to stay open.
Glad it was caught.
That means an inside job.... or gas pump skimmer
@Aim_High wrote:By the way, @Anonymous, when I saw your title
"Discover Card Hack" I thought you
were going to give us some special trick
for using your Discover card! LMAO ...
Same here. I think a more appropriate title would've been Discover Card Fraud. ![]()
Sorry about the headache Dino, but at least they caught it and took care of it!
I do not use a debit card either. Discover on their home page when you log in, under profile, go to manage alerts. I have my card set to the lowest amount. Rather I have card in possession or not, I get a text immediately for the amount and retailer/grocery, wherever I'm shopping. It eases my mind knowing I'm alerted as soon as it is swiped or purchased online.
Glad you caught it.