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Holy Crap! I think someone stole my CC number!!!

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Originally posted by: JetBlack69
Originally posted by: Gobadgrs
I stole it while you were giving me help in java 😉

public class getCreditCardNumber{
public static void main(String [] args){

int JetBlack69_CC_num = 0123456789;
int CCBalance = 10000;
Theif someJerk = new Theif();

for(int i = 0; i <= CCBalance; CCBalance--){
someJerk.buyStuff();
}

}
}

public class Theif{

Object stuff [] = new Object [10000];
int stuffnum = 0;
public theif(){}
public void buyStuff(){
stuff[stuffnum] = new Object();
stuffnum++;
}
}


You forgot to throw an overTheLimit exception. It's a runtime error that I got after I maxed out your card 😉
 
Originally posted by: Slasher2k
Originally posted by: Desslok
Who the hell steals cc numbers and then buys something worth 7.35???

LMAO no crap.

I guess the figure with thousands of charges at that price, no one will notice.

yeah that my guess. they figure out who wont notice and make lots of small charges to them over time.

 
$7.35 x 10,000 = 73500.00. not too shaby.. 🙂 (assuming theuy got ahold of a database with 10,00 or more names/numbers) Might be more even.
 
I defy anybody to do that to me! Every online/overphone purchase I make I use a one-time use CC number. MBNAshopsafe.com 🙂

Course in stores and what not somebody could have copied my number down from somewhere.
 
Originally posted by: Sundog
Same flipp'in company tagged me!!! :|:|:|:|:|





See the thread here----->My CC fraud thread:|

Same thread I linked above.

Had me glad I've been paying solely in cash the last few months but I'll start keeping my eye on my bank statements now that I have a check card again.

😕
 
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: Sundog
Same flipp'in company tagged me!!! :|:|:|:|:|





See the thread here----->My CC fraud thread:|

Same thread I linked above.

Had me glad I've been paying solely in cash the last few months but I'll start keeping my eye on my bank statements now that I have a check card again.

😕


Woops...missed that. 🙂 Just read the first post and got all pissed off over again.

 
Originally posted by: ROTC1983
Originally posted by: JetBlack69
Originally posted by: Gobadgrs
I stole it while you were giving me help in java 😉

public class getCreditCardNumber{
public static void main(String [] args){

int JetBlack69_CC_num = 0123456789;
int CCBalance = 10000;
Theif someJerk = new Theif();

for(int i = 0; i <= CCBalance; CCBalance--){
someJerk.buyStuff();
}

}
}

public class Theif{

Object stuff [] = new Object [10000];
int stuffnum = 0;
public theif(){}
public void buyStuff(){
stuff[stuffnum] = new Object();
stuffnum++;
}
}

Its thief 😛

For 1:30AM, it's close enough 😛.
 
Originally posted by: AnitaPeterson
Wow, nice informative posts all over this thread... sheesh!

Dude, you got hacked by the Russian CC mafia. Well, Chisinau is actually the capital of the Republic of Moldova (former USSR), but I'm willing to bet it's Russians who did it.

You should cancel your card. Even if the statement only indicates a $7 charge, that means someone now know the card is active and woking. By now, it's in some database for "carders", as they call themselves.

Three years ago, I had my CC number stolen, and among others there was a $1.79 charge at some nightclub in Moscow.

I've been exchanging correspondence with security analyst Winn Schwartau on this issue - it may be covered in his next book.

Wow, thanks for the info. :Q
 
Originally posted by: Gobadgrs
Originally posted by: JetBlack69
Originally posted by: Gobadgrs
I stole it while you were giving me help in java 😉

public class getCreditCardNumber{
public static void main(String [] args){

int JetBlack69_CC_num = 0123456789;
int CCBalance = 10000;
Theif someJerk = new Theif();

for(int i = 0; i <= CCBalance; CCBalance--){
someJerk.buyStuff();
}

}
}

public class Theif{

Object stuff [] = new Object [10000];
int stuffnum = 0;
public theif(){}
public void buyStuff(){
stuff[stuffnum] = new Object();
stuffnum++;
}
}


You forgot to throw an overTheLimit exception. It's a runtime error that I got after I maxed out your card 😉

Wow, an explanation on why I got points marked off. :Q:Q:Q:Q:Q:Q
 
Originally posted by: LostHiWay
I had the exact same charge on my credit card last week. $7.35 from thegreatsoftware.com. Some people over at F-Wallet had the same thing. This was a card I used only for online purchases so it looks like someone got hacked.

I've searched for a thread, but didn't find any. Do you have a link, please?
 
One time I had my CC number stolen and someone used it on www.match.com (an online dating service). I got a credit back to my account promptly and got a new card. Now I use private numbers from Citibank everytime I shop online.

-psianime
 
I had my CC Stolen earlier this year and was charged over $4,000. Lucky I caught it early enough that I didnt have to pay a penny. Good luck. Next time try to use the one time use CC# if your CC company offers it.

 
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