03-21-2015, 02:46 PM
Recently I received an email from PayPal saying something was wrong with my account. So instead of responding to the email I personally called PayPal and they said there was nothing wrong with my account and they requested a copy of the email. PayPal actually took care of the fraud. [cool] My credit cards had to be changed twice last year within a 6mo period. ![[Image: scaredworried.gif]](http://www.bigfishtackle.com/images/gforum/scaredworried.gif)
My bank picked up on fraudulent charges in the eastern states. The second time it happened, the same day while I was in Salt Lake City making a couple of purchases, purchases were made buying cigars in a smoke shop in Texas and smoking them in a hotel room in Georgia. [shocked] And I was back home for dinner later that day. [unimpressed] I was wondering why I was feeling a little jetlag. [crazy] The bank will tell you those who commit fraud in this case will start out with small purchases to test the waters to see what they can get away with before moving on to the larger purchases. Unfortunately it puts me at an di
vantage for a few days until I get my new card. ![[Image: angry.gif]](http://www.bigfishtackle.com/images/gforum/angry.gif)
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My bank picked up on fraudulent charges in the eastern states. The second time it happened, the same day while I was in Salt Lake City making a couple of purchases, purchases were made buying cigars in a smoke shop in Texas and smoking them in a hotel room in Georgia. [shocked] And I was back home for dinner later that day. [unimpressed] I was wondering why I was feeling a little jetlag. [crazy] The bank will tell you those who commit fraud in this case will start out with small purchases to test the waters to see what they can get away with before moving on to the larger purchases. Unfortunately it puts me at an divantage for a few days until I get my new card. [signature]