Credit Card Scam

[erkinator]

This evening I got a text from my Capitol One VISA account management. They asked if I had purchased anything from Enjaz Info. Tech in the amount of over $1300.00, I let them know I had not, they then let me know that another "authorization" was requested from Boyab-TYV. I let them know that the card was in my wallet and has not been used. They have blocked the account and issued a new card.
Has this happened to anyone else in the recent past? You may want to keep and eye out for these jokers. I checked all my other cards and had no issues.
Also, has anyone ever heard of these companies? One I could find on google, the other not.

yes, just about 2 months ago. Best Buy, Microsoft software and I forget the other. They yexyed wife also. I was concerned about them texting so she called and they confirmed.

 

[jeep78]

I had my credit card info stolen 3 times in 2 years. The last time the only time I used it was at Amazon. Closed the Amazon account, and have had NO problems since.

 

[palmettomoon]

I suspect one or more of Bangbang's sweethearts at work here.

 

[chucklenut]

I've got loads of these stories but the best one was when I got a call from Citibank asking if I had rented a tour bus in Guadalajara Mexico.

Soros using your card for the border jumper caravan

 

[CAMSDADDY]

We have had our Chase CC compromised twice in the past two years. Each time Chase sent me a text verifying the charge and once I declined I got a call and the card was cancelled and reissued. I dont know how they catch the fraudulent charges. I find it very impressive.

 

[palmettomoon]

I think they use algorithms to identify extreme variations in purchase patterns and amounts. The first time I experienced this was when I got a call from Citibank in 1999. They were asking me if I had purchased $1,500 worth of shoes from a Cole Haan store in San Francisco.

 

[Cornholio]

your number was probably sold months or years ago, just now getting charged, u will never find them .

 

[fastfish66]

I've got loads of these stories but the best one was when I got a call from Citibank asking if I had rented a tour bus in Guadalajara Mexico.

So you the one bringing the people to the border. How much are you charging them?Is the money going to the Clit ton foundation?

 

[Trailrider]

I've got loads of these stories but the best one was when I got a call from Citibank asking if I had rented a tour bus in Guadalajara Mexico.

So that's how the illegal's caravan is getting funded!

 

[Psilloh1]

I think they use algorithms to identify extreme variations in purchase patterns and amounts. The first time I experienced this was when I got a call from Citibank in 1999. They were asking me if I had purchased $1,500 worth of shoes from a Cole Haan store in San Francisco.

At $150 a pop you bought 10 pairs of shoes for the migrant caravan...

I always liked the black pinched buckle loafer...