We have lived in the US for 18 months now and had to deal with more fraudulent charges on our cards and bank accounts (about $2000
) than in the previous 30 years of living in Europe (a nice round $0).
I just don’t understand everyone is ok with this broken system.
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I’m fairly confident those Amazon charges are indeed fraudulent, considering that: (a) I don’t use my debit card for Amazon purchases (b) Their customer service said these came from “suspended or blocked” Amazon accountspic.twitter.com/y6c2Ro0ml0
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If the Amazon charges are indeed fraudulent, my card details could be leaked through: (a) Me being a dummy and accidentally showing my card to a scammer (b) The DMV terminals being skimmed (c) A merchant using Account Updater https://usa.visa.com/dam/VCOM/download/merchants/visa-account-updater-product-information-fact-sheet-for-merchants.pdf … (d) Something else?pic.twitter.com/BocmZX6v36
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The debit card details didn’t get skimmed at the Target or restaurant, because those were Apple Pay transactions https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203027 pic.twitter.com/N2RDptIGXZ
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And yes, I find this situation quite interesting as a payments professional
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The bank is investigating the fraudulent transactions and I ordered a debit card replacement. Still no idea what happened thoughpic.twitter.com/Jk19My4YwE
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Were the DMV payments made at point of sale or online?
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Point of sale
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