Fraud
I guess one of the drawbacks of buying shit on the internets a lot is that inevitably, at some point, somebody is gonna swipe your credit card number. The other day I noticed an odd new charge of $2.40 to ClickandBuy (some kind of British Paypal-alike), which led me to look a little closer at my account and see that someone had bought a couple of porn site subscriptions with my card late last month.
Luckily it's not that hard to deal with one's bank about this kind of thing. Also, it's a lot less money than the last time this happened, when somebody in Malaysia used my card number to buy a $900 plane ticket.
I was always kind of curious as to where the Malaysia guy was going to fly to. Never did find out.
Luckily it's not that hard to deal with one's bank about this kind of thing. Also, it's a lot less money than the last time this happened, when somebody in Malaysia used my card number to buy a $900 plane ticket.
I was always kind of curious as to where the Malaysia guy was going to fly to. Never did find out.