HSBC - £350 gone from my account

lee5768

you could have malware on your pc that is loging your keystrokes this could be how they got all your details this is one way anyway

lee5768

jerczu wrote: »

I did not set up secure visa signature... that's the thing... anyone could do what the hell they would like with it i just had this card for 2 months.

ask them when it was setup

Lokolo

jerczu wrote: »

Well you were wrong...

Well if you're going to be rude you can f off.....

glider3560

Have you responded to any emails recently or signed up to any dodgy looking websites?

I can only assume that by "secured website", they mean Verified by Visa. I'm assuming (if you are signed up for this), that you've used a password that is the same/similar to one you use for something else.

jerczu

Lokolo wrote: »

Well if you're going to be rude you can f off.....

It's just a statement you were wrong... No need for telling me to f off is there?

jerczu

glider3560 wrote: »

Have you responded to any emails recently or signed up to any dodgy looking websites?

I can only assume that by "secured website", they mean Verified by Visa. I'm assuming (if you are signed up for this), that you've used a password that is the same/similar to one you use for something else.

No I did not - and as I written before I did not have a need to sign up for secure visa thing... Another thing this weren't done via my account that I have with pizza hut and as far as I know PH don't store card details on file.

InDeepDebt

Verified by visa seems a waste of time to me.

You type in all details that anyone that wants to defraud you could easily get.

I signed up for something online last week – got the ‘verified by visa’ couldn’t remember my password – so used ‘forgot my password’. Needed next to nowt to get signed in – may have needed date of birth, but can’t remember. There’s nothing there that makes it more secure, imho.

Jim

jerczu

InDeepDebt wrote: »

Verified by visa seems a waste of time to me.

You type in all details that anyone that wants to defraud you could easily get.

I signed up for something online last week – got the ‘verified by visa’ couldn’t remember my password – so used ‘forgot my password’. Needed next to nowt to get signed in – may have needed date of birth, but can’t remember. There’s nothing there that makes it more secure, imho.

Jim

The funniest thing is Travelodge is "Visa Secure" as well somehow this one got refunded.

jerczu

wrangler5 wrote: »

Which toppings did they put on the Pizza? I can't stand Anchoves.

My friend if you can't be helpful it is better if you won't write here thanks.

TheEffect

Verified by Visa was used to make the other transactions online. Verified by Visa was created to protect the banks mainly, rather then us, as it allows the banks to turn around and say ''well you must have told them your security details''.