EverInGame.com
Complaint 139348 Details
- Date Occurred: 07/26/2014
- Reported Damages: $6.98
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During our daily check of the bank account we noticed a charge for $6.98 through everingame.com. I work in the computer security industry and this site is being used to process stolen credit & debit cards. If you have a charge from this website and have not made this purchase contact the bank ASAP. The bank will not do anything until AFTER the charge has been cleared. At that point file a fraudulent charge with the bank, but most important is to CANCEL the card used NOW! This type of action is done to test the card. Low dollar amounts are used which almost always goes unnoticed. Once these charges go through the cards are then sold on the black market and normally then the next purchases are done to clear the accounts out. I cannot stress this enough, CANCEL the card NOW!
- Anonymous SBID #0486ed6687
- Posted 07/26/2014
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- Complaint Against EverInGame.com
- Complaints Filed: 200
- Reported Damages: $2,049.28
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