Windows 10: HAcked Account still charging my credit card

Hacked account still charging my credit card

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Newegg customers may have had their credit card information stolen

Yes, credit cards are risky to use on the web, but the ATM debit cards are much worse since the ATM debit cards are directly tied to people's checking account.

If and when a purchase made on/offline, an ACH debit transaction is issued against the credit/debit cards. In case of the fraudulent charges, the buyer can dispute the charges in both type cards. In case of the credit card, the buyer don't have to pay the fraudulent charges, until the dispute is settled.

With ATM debit card, the buyer can also dispute fraudulent charges, but charged amount in question will not be returned to the checking account until the dispute is settled. In another word, the money could be gone from the checking account for 1-3 month.

Some of my friends and one family member who went through the painful process of disputing ATM debit card charges. In some of these cases, the checking accounts had been emptied that caused these people financial hardship. Needless to say that these people no longer have ATM debit cards....

 

My sons account has been hacked and my credit card is being used fraudulently

My sons account has been hacked and someone has been charging things from my credit card. the bank tried to call you can someone please call me
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* Moved from Edge

* Original title: my account has been hacked

 

Child account without Credit Card verification

Hi,

We appreciate all the information you've provided. We would like to isolate this concern for you. Kindly answer these questions:

• Are there any error codes/messages preventing you from performing the action?
• What steps are you trying to do in order to add the credit card to the child account? Do you experience similar issue with other browsers as well?
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far?

Moreover, we suggest that you try to add the child account in this
link.

Let us know if you have additional questions.