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daGuess it had to happen eventually. Seems someone snarfed my (PC Financial) credit-card number, apparently just a few days ago.
I got a call last night from their fraud dep't, called them back just now, and we came up with 5 things I didn't authorize. Four were test-transactions of $1, and one was some sort of internet purchase for $38 (ccbill.com).
For a while I thought there was another, a flight on usair, till I realized that I did actually buy that plane ticket a week ago. (in contrast with the /other/ ticket I bought more recently).
Now I'm gonna be suspicious about all of the places I use this card at. (local gas station; grocery store...)
Grump. Grump. What a time-waster. And whoever did it, didn't even do it competently enough to make it really worth their time either; $45 fraud isn't much to speak of.
I got a call last night from their fraud dep't, called them back just now, and we came up with 5 things I didn't authorize. Four were test-transactions of $1, and one was some sort of internet purchase for $38 (ccbill.com).
For a while I thought there was another, a flight on usair, till I realized that I did actually buy that plane ticket a week ago. (in contrast with the /other/ ticket I bought more recently).
Now I'm gonna be suspicious about all of the places I use this card at. (local gas station; grocery store...)
Grump. Grump. What a time-waster. And whoever did it, didn't even do it competently enough to make it really worth their time either; $45 fraud isn't much to speak of.
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Date: Friday, 12 May 2006 04:01 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: Friday, 12 May 2006 05:50 pm (UTC)