Never using debit again
26-Jul-2005, 08:10 PM
#45
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Originally posted by coreyhayman
luka remember when it happend to me, and u also i think, and ur sister.....when i went to the bank they told me it was the esso on rexdale there, u been int here lately?
luka remember when it happend to me, and u also i think, and ur sister.....when i went to the bank they told me it was the esso on rexdale there, u been int here lately?
26-Jul-2005, 11:43 PM
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My credit card # was stolen and used for about $200 worth of purchases. I had to call my bank , let them investigate for like a month and then fax stuff back and forth and crap and get a new credit card # then transfer all my bills and payments to the new card. Sucha hassle cuz of some jerk.
27-Jul-2005, 08:27 AM
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Originally posted by gatherer
see if Banks wanted to shut down copying they would start releasing lists of places where cards have been copied .. people would avoid those places and they'd be put out of business due to lack of business. tahts what the banks have to do put the owners of these places out of business.
see if Banks wanted to shut down copying they would start releasing lists of places where cards have been copied .. people would avoid those places and they'd be put out of business due to lack of business. tahts what the banks have to do put the owners of these places out of business.
thats so dumb...
majority of gas station owners don't even work at the station, rather its the employee that is stealing or copying cards. How is punishing the owner going to stop the crook employee who will just get a job at another place.
27-Jul-2005, 08:40 AM
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Originally posted by tamalsaccord
thats so dumb...
majority of gas station owners don't even work at the station, rather its the employee that is stealing or copying cards. How is punishing the owner going to stop the crook employee who will just get a job at another place.
thats so dumb...
majority of gas station owners don't even work at the station, rather its the employee that is stealing or copying cards. How is punishing the owner going to stop the crook employee who will just get a job at another place.
27-Jul-2005, 06:47 PM
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I went to go put some money in my account and I got all sour cause I forgot my card, next day in the paper they said they found a card reader on the machine and a mini wireless camera in the little ad box to the right of the keypad...
28-Jul-2005, 04:31 PM
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yeah i made a mistake sorry, was late at night...
i meant they have magnectic strip readers inside the thing where u put ur card, and camera's hidden outside in places to try n read ur pass..
and he is a manager at a branch, lol wtf was i sayin before.. thanks for correctin me.. but i know they aren't allowed to give any information about where it happened.. the ppl at the bank that make u a new card n ****, cant find out why or where it happened, they can only tell u about the latest news or where they've heard suspicions about
i meant they have magnectic strip readers inside the thing where u put ur card, and camera's hidden outside in places to try n read ur pass..
and he is a manager at a branch, lol wtf was i sayin before.. thanks for correctin me.. but i know they aren't allowed to give any information about where it happened.. the ppl at the bank that make u a new card n ****, cant find out why or where it happened, they can only tell u about the latest news or where they've heard suspicions about
28-Jul-2005, 05:08 PM
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Originally posted by ItalianMafia
yeah i made a mistake sorry, was late at night...
i meant they have magnectic strip readers inside the thing where u put ur card, and camera's hidden outside in places to try n read ur pass..
and he is a manager at a branch, lol wtf was i sayin before.. thanks for correctin me.. but i know they aren't allowed to give any information about where it happened.. the ppl at the bank that make u a new card n ****, cant find out why or where it happened, they can only tell u about the latest news or where they've heard suspicions about
yeah i made a mistake sorry, was late at night...
i meant they have magnectic strip readers inside the thing where u put ur card, and camera's hidden outside in places to try n read ur pass..
and he is a manager at a branch, lol wtf was i sayin before.. thanks for correctin me.. but i know they aren't allowed to give any information about where it happened.. the ppl at the bank that make u a new card n ****, cant find out why or where it happened, they can only tell u about the latest news or where they've heard suspicions about
28-Jul-2005, 05:20 PM
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Originally posted by Double_B
That is the way it's suppose to work, they are not allowed to give out any info on where it happened.
That is the way it's suppose to work, they are not allowed to give out any info on where it happened.
the bank should be an ACTIVE participant in shutting down that operation.
28-Jul-2005, 05:58 PM
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Originally posted by Double_B
LOL whatever!
LOL whatever!
you have such laidback attitude about this. would you take it on the chin and keep smiling? maybe give the criminals access to your other cards too? the keys to your home?
28-Jul-2005, 06:07 PM
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Originally posted by t_dot_porkchop
what would you do if your money was stolen?
you have such laidback attitude about this. would you take it on the chin and keep smiling? maybe give the criminals access to your other cards too? the keys to your home?
what would you do if your money was stolen?
you have such laidback attitude about this. would you take it on the chin and keep smiling? maybe give the criminals access to your other cards too? the keys to your home?
28-Jul-2005, 06:09 PM
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Originally posted by Double_B
First of all, you seem to have an answer for everything, second, you have no idea what is going on behind the scenes at the bank and what actions are taking place and that they are already have things in place to take care of these situations.
First of all, you seem to have an answer for everything, second, you have no idea what is going on behind the scenes at the bank and what actions are taking place and that they are already have things in place to take care of these situations.
28-Jul-2005, 06:29 PM
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let me guess....you work at "the" bank?
what things do they have in place? is it along the lines of "filing a suspicious occurence report" that gets filed away or sits on a desk for 3 years?
regardless, whenever the cops bust a big fraud operation, its usually in the news...can't say i read about those too often.
what things do they have in place? is it along the lines of "filing a suspicious occurence report" that gets filed away or sits on a desk for 3 years?
regardless, whenever the cops bust a big fraud operation, its usually in the news...can't say i read about those too often.
