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flashy 28-06-2010 10:39

ME, a victim of identity theft..oh my
 
some little scrote has only gone and hacked into my catalogue account, changed my email address, password and my home address AND tried to order something to the sum of £699....to be sent to an address in Aberdeen :eek:

just been on the phone to the catalogue company and spoke to the fraud department who are closing my account down...i wouldnt bother but i only owe £64 on it, when i rang them they said that the order had already been put through to the fraud lot because there was unusual activity on my account, i NEVER order anything that costs that much


so just a word of warning....be careful if you order anything online

cashman 28-06-2010 11:46

Re: ME, a victim of identity theft..oh my
 
hope it gets sorted shaz, this would probably be better in general chat i reckon. many dont come down here.;)

flashy 28-06-2010 12:33

Re: ME, a victim of identity theft..oh my
 
cheers Cashy, i'm sure a mod will move it

Stanleymad 28-06-2010 12:46

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Thread moved:)

flashy 28-06-2010 13:54

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thanx Mel

mallard 28-06-2010 21:59

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I hope you get it sorted and get the scum bags for it

Mancie 28-06-2010 22:22

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Similar thing happend to someone I know.. up to the tune of £3,000.. someone ordered 10 (yes ten) digital vid camera's to be delivered to an address 200 miles away!... when asked why they had let anyone use the account to deliver to an address that was not the account holders they said that sometimes people send gifts to friends..:D
Seems obvious that someone within these companies are giving out info to thieves.

cashman 28-06-2010 22:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 825023)
Similar thing happend to someone I know.. up to the tune of £3,000.. someone ordered 10 (yes ten) digital vid camera's to be delivered to an address 200 miles away!... when asked why they had let anyone use the account to deliver to an address that was not the account holders they said that sometimes people send gifts to friends..:D
Seems obvious that someone within these companies are giving out info to thieves.

not rocket science exactly is it?:rolleyes: mind ya the plod down your way leave sex attackers fer years. so not much chance of catching those people.:rolleyes:

Mancie 28-06-2010 23:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 825026)
not rocket science exactly is it?:rolleyes: mind ya the plod down your way leave sex attackers fer years. so not much chance of catching those people.:rolleyes:

Not much chance of catching anyone anywhere..if the "plod" can't catch serial rapists and serial killers then not much chance of them sorting out what they call "minor credit fraud"

jaysay 29-06-2010 09:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 825034)
Not much chance of catching anyone anywhere..if the "plod" can't catch serial rapists and serial killers then not much chance of them sorting out what they call "minor credit fraud"

To busy policing Millwall Fans:D


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