Check your credit card statements brothers and sisters. Just caught this one. Fraudulent charge from a Lowes Store 00907 in North Carolina. I don’t live in NC. I was told (supposedly) that any online purchases show up as this store number, which may be true. Regardless, I do not shop at Lowe’s online. A quick search revealed …
Five people were arrested Monday outside Lowe’s Home Improvement in Salem, New Hampshire, in connection with a credit card skimming operation.
Salem Police said they were contacted by Lowe’s at 3:14 p.m. Monday regarding some suspicious transactions. The store’s loss prevention department reported that several men had come into the store and purchased a significant amount of store gift cards using credit cards. The men all appeared to be coming out of the same minivan in the parking lot
I called a few friends who I KNOW are slackers when it comes to checking their purchases and statements, and just pay the bill. ONE of them, had a fraud charge from the same store (again, assuming an on line order placed at Lowes).
Exactly what my CC company is working on. When I saw how many other people had been affected, and one of my friends was as well, has me unsure. @worm1 most of my orders are Amazon, Bull City, Nicotine River, DIYVS, and Medicine Flower lately, not sure.
LOL I only wish it were that simple. My wife forbade me from continuing my solicitation of such establishments when I started DIY’ing. She said it was either mixing OR the nudey bar, and you see where I ended up.
Can’t u just mix a little?
Couple years ago my bank auto. cancelled my card since enough of my info to make charges was found in a DB but they couldn’t pin point the source since it dates back 6 months or sumin
It is terrible that we can not be safe for the 100 percent. Now there are too many scammers. After I faced a fraud with my credit card, I read about what methods are used by scammers. Very often they use carding and cash app carding method. After this I thought about how I can secure my money and my credit cards. I realised that I should shop online only on websites that I trust. Also I made sure that my computer is protected from hackers, I use only reputable anti-virus software. And the most important is that I always make sure the credit card entry page is secure.
yea , probably a good thing , those sexy single flavor test - you can lick them , play with them , and even talk to your wife about them … heck you can make a vape and call it "sexy red head " and not get in trouble if our wife ask’s what are you doing and you say im playing around with this sexy red head and not end up in the dog house … unles of course you forgot that today is your anniversary . then you might
try doing that with the stripper at the nudy bar ?
I have been a victim of credit card fraud twice in 2 months , the first one was on my debit card using my own money from my bank. It happened to my wife at the same time , and we put it down to a bar we were in that required table service ordering only via an app due to covid restrictions. Took over a week to get the money back and had our cards cancelled and had to also wait a week for a new card. The second incident happened only 3 days ago on my credit card. I went on to my app to pay some money off and noticed 7 different payments to the same company totalling nearly £1000 . I’ve reported it as fraud, they have cancelled the payments and yet again got to wait for a new card. I think I have learnt not to use my phone for my online shopping. My pc is a fortress with all the security software I have. But I find mobile versions seem to have plenty of flaws.
not the nudey bar??