Re: Debit card fraud
Posted: January 15 10, 5:55 pm
Maybe they bought a round of Big Macs for the house.
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thrill wrote:Maybe they bought a round of Big Macs for the house.

He should have taken it and used it to teach you a lesson.Kyle wrote:Today I got pulled over, and, when asked for my license, I reached in my wallet and handed him my debit card (true story).
Does this constitute as debit card fraud?
Totally worth it, agreed.MrSaigon wrote:In my defense Gareth, that bear is freaking awesome. He's wearing a little baseball jersey. Imagine, a bear playing baseball!
But you received your merchandise, right?cardsfansince82 wrote:When I was in college I made my first and only purchase from Ebay. My debit card number was stolen by someone in Nigeria. I had about $2000 in my account and they spent over $3000. That $2000 was my entire net worth and I was sick to my stomach and didn't sleep at all until the bank opened the next day. Luckily it was a Visa debit card and they were really cool about the whole thing. The only inconvenience was waiting about a week for a brand new card with a new account number.
I'm still not sure how it happened. It was golf clubs from some dude in Texas. Got the golf clubs and everything, but I don't know if the card was stolen through Paypal or what.Arthur Dent wrote:But you received your merchandise, right?cardsfansince82 wrote:When I was in college I made my first and only purchase from Ebay. My debit card number was stolen by someone in Nigeria. I had about $2000 in my account and they spent over $3000. That $2000 was my entire net worth and I was sick to my stomach and didn't sleep at all until the bank opened the next day. Luckily it was a Visa debit card and they were really cool about the whole thing. The only inconvenience was waiting about a week for a brand new card with a new account number.