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n8y8
Member # 6048
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Anyone ever had this happen to them? I went to go withdraw some money and the fukkin machine kept my card. So after I beat the hell out of the machine I called the bank. And they told me that there was suspicious activity on my account (in Wyoming) so they held up my account (rather than let the individual milk my account) Well need less to say, Everything should be back to normal today, but it still pissed me off because it delayed my 5-lug swap. Weird I have never even been to Wyoming, and how did my info get out there. Anyway I recommend Citibank for corporate accounts, they be on shit. Nothing got charged, the just flagged it.
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Jdub07
Member # 2728
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Yup,
Someone stoled my wifes ssn and bought $2,000 worth of gateway computer shit. After a 8 month investigation it turned out to be someone that lived in Oakland working at the book store up at Cal State Hayward or Hayward State University or whatever the fuck they call it now. They were stealing ssn's, check numbers, account numbers, ccn's etc. Now they and some of their buddies are still in jail. I guess they were in it pretty deep and had hundreds of peoples numbers and purchased hundreds of thousands of dollars in shit. My wife was just one of many.
Wife gets free credit checks for life though.
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asskickn88
Member # 4957
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Thats exactly why I fucked my credit up..... so its like steeling an empty wallet.
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88DroptopGT
Member # 2535
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Yeah it happened to me. Some people spent $1,400 in one day in London using my Wamu card last winter.
Got a phone call from Fraud dept. at Washington Mutual asking me about it. 3 days later I had my money back.
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ls1_doc
Member # 6083
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we had something like that happen ... we evidently spent 12000 all over europe in two days while we were sweating it up in redding. But they caught it and took care of us. But it still is crazy how often it happens.
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t top freak
Member # 6269
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happened to me too, totally fucked my credit up. im still trying to repair it
the fucker is in prison now, but i along with about 50 others this guy fucked have his home adress. ill be making a visit in about 2 years
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bottled02GT??
Member # 1772
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shit happen to my dad....And my dad is an Ex navy guy and very secure about everything. Has lived in cali for 30 years, his family is in chicago area.....u guys sayin 1,400-2000.....not to say urs isnt that bad (all theft sucks) but try $79,000+ between like 15 credit cards that werent his.... And get this (best part) when the guy finally got caught(in chicago) on Coke and Meth charges, my dad was sent a letter notifying him of his("my dads") arrest (at our house in ca) he was described in the report as a 6'1 175lbs african american.... MY DAD is 6'3 250Lbs Mexican/Italian. bit of a difference lol [ July 18, 2006, 12:30 AM: Message edited by: bottled02GT?? ]
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maeco
Member # 2578
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happened to me a few times,what the fuck?first time was my credit card's convinient check was used to pay a ballance on their macy's card somewhere out of state.that was settled but took ahwile.second was when we bought our second home when my realtor ran my credit i had a delincuent on pg&e for six months.it turned out somebody used my ssn# to start service in richmond which is the same city where i used to live.they where paying for a whole straight year then just stoped.fucking people.
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5OHS5OH
Member # 4665
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Check your credit once a year if your not a victim just to make sure all is well. If you are a victim, or suspect that you might be here are some #'s for you; Equifax 800-525-6285 Experian 888-397-3742 Trans Union 800-680-7289 or Equifax.com and the same for the others.
Never put checks in your outside mailbox, post office only. Never have checks delivered to your home, pick them up at the bank. Keep a detailed log of all phone calls and to whom and date and times etc, if you have become a victim. It is one of the most devastating crimes around.
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