A chicken is for life not just Christmas Dinner (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

bubbs

tigerwhite wrote: »

ooh, shall we both invite ourselves to Dippy's house on the Friday 13th then :rotfl: Morning would be best for me I think ('ll have tigercub with me). I also said "I'm freeeeeee" when I read it :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: can always come to me i dont mind:D

Amanda4242

fairclaire wrote: »

Flying visit.......

BIG WARNING

Reminder to folks NOT to click on any messages that pop up on FB (or anywhere else) that claim to be updating your security details.

My idiot of a Husband did this over the weekend :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: and has just told me that his bank account is being emptied, to the tune of £900 odd so far :eek: :eek::(:eek::(.

He's in bits about it. Ive emptied all the money out of his accounts into mine, and I've been on with the bank to get all his cards stopped and accounts frozen. Ive just got to start on the process of getting the money back through the banks fraud dept.

PLEASE PLEASE BE CARFUL EVERYONE!

PLONKER :mad:

Oh no! How awful. I could use a few choice words to describe the people who did this. Bet you're both seething. Hope the banks fraud department sort it out.

bubbs

fairclaire wrote: »

Flying visit.......

BIG WARNING

Reminder to folks NOT to click on any messages that pop up on FB (or anywhere else) that claim to be updating your security details.

My idiot of a Husband did this over the weekend :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: and has just told me that his bank account is being emptied, to the tune of £900 odd so far :eek: :eek::(:eek::(.

He's in bits about it. Ive emptied all the money out of his accounts into mine, and I've been on with the bank to get all his cards stopped and accounts frozen. Ive just got to start on the process of getting the money back through the banks fraud dept.

PLEASE PLEASE BE CARFUL EVERYONE!

PLONKER :mad:

Sorry this has happened:mad::mad::mad::mad: thats all he needs for his confidence hope you get it sorted

Sarahdol75

FC, oh no, hope you get it sorted, the name I could call these people.

fairclaire

Amanda4242 wrote: »

Oh no! How awful. I could use a few choice words to describe the people who did this. Bet you're both seething. Hope the banks fraud department sort it out.

Well they can't get any more money which is the main thing at the moment. How easy it will be getting what he's lost back.....I don't know There's over 100 transactions for £9.07 to the same recipient. I have to question how that many transactions didn't set alarm bells ringing with the bank??

And seething :mad::mad: I am with him, he should know better!

Arthien

fairclaire wrote: »

Flying visit.......

BIG WARNING

Reminder to folks NOT to click on any messages that pop up on FB (or anywhere else) that claim to be updating your security details.

My idiot of a Husband did this over the weekend :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: and has just told me that his bank account is being emptied, to the tune of £900 odd so far :eek: :eek::(:eek::(.

He's in bits about it. Ive emptied all the money out of his accounts into mine, and I've been on with the bank to get all his cards stopped and accounts frozen. Ive just got to start on the process of getting the money back through the banks fraud dept.

PLEASE PLEASE BE CARFUL EVERYONE!

PLONKER :mad:

Oh no! I hope you manage to get it all sorted! The banks should be helpful, they'll be used to the process of freezing accounts etc as you won't be the first or the last person to be got by the crooks. :mad:

I will say though that it is very easily done. My DH works in IT and is always so careful and aware of all these scams, and yet he still got fooled by a fake page which came up when he was logging into his online banking asking for more security details before it let him log in. It was only a few hours afterwards that it occurred to him what he'd done, luckily he got away without his account being targeted, but there's probably still someone out there using his ID for all we know :eek:

ETA: if the banks make things difficult in regards to getting your money back, make it clear that they should have raised the alarm after a couple of identical transactions appeared to the same recipient. I'd also mention about your DH's mental health problems and that they have an obligation to rectify things if it comes to it.

bubbs

You have just made me check mine, i will be honest dont check from one week to the next:eek: i only check if i want cash and tbh dont use alot of cash

WishI'dReadSooner

fairclaire wrote: »

Flying visit.......

BIG WARNING

Reminder to folks NOT to click on any messages that pop up on FB (or anywhere else) that claim to be updating your security details.

My idiot of a Husband did this over the weekend :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: and has just told me that his bank account is being emptied, to the tune of £900 odd so far :eek: :eek::(:eek::(.

He's in bits about it. Ive emptied all the money out of his accounts into mine, and I've been on with the bank to get all his cards stopped and accounts frozen. Ive just got to start on the process of getting the money back through the banks fraud dept.

PLEASE PLEASE BE CARFUL EVERYONE!

PLONKER :mad:

Could it be something to do this this?
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/protect/2014/06/check-your-computer-now-dont-get-caught-by-gameover-virus

I Use trend micro housecall whenever I get computer problems. It picks up things that ordinary security software doesn't. You can get it to scan your PC free & take away any spyware or trojans etc.

Hubby is prone to clicking on things he shouldn't too - MEN!

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fairclaire

bubbs wrote: »

You have just made me check mine, i will be honest dont check from one week to the next:eek: i only check if i want cash and tbh dont use alot of cash

This was a message that popped up on FB saying it needed to update security details. He put his card details in I know I shouldn't be so :mad: with him, but I he'd told me earlier if could have stopped it before it went this far