How much gas did you waste driving?Went to buy garbage bag, they are out. Saw rice (8kg) for 14 which was a good price. But since I was going to go to another location of the same chain I figure I'll pick it up there. No garbage bag in second location either. Fine, I'll just buy the rice. It's 20 at the second location. So I ended up going back to the first location to get the rice
I just had my Chase credit card replaced maybe 45 days ago, and I just got a email notification that someone charged $450+ for a order at Walmart.com.
I've really only used the new card a handful of times to pay for gas, an order at AAFES, my Spectrum cable bill, and physically in a Walmart store. And yet my card was either compromised at the places I used it, or Chase has some kind of processing vulnerability.
I think when I get the new replacement card, I'm only going to use it at one location for a few months, and see if I can figure out where the issue is. I do know that AAFES (for some reason) doesn't seem to encrypt any of their confirmation/update emails being to sent to me in Gmail, and based on the dates of the fraudulent charges appeared, they are the retailer I will focus on first.
Fucking scammers/hackers.
The last time it was compromised, they charged several $1.00 charges titled "Google.com", but since it was an international charge, I received a notification. Whoever got the new card number, the $450 charge was a big increase for me.
From how Chase handles my fraud charges, once I report them, they remove the charge and any interest while they investigate the fraud claim. If they find in your favor, you are in the clear for the charge and interest.
I keep my stuff pretty secure. No browsing the naughty sites on my PCs.
Called back today and spoke to Chase's fraud department about the charge.
Even though I couldn't see it on my side since my card was frozen when I called in late last night, they attempted to do another charge of $217 early this morning, but that payment was declined.
Now I just have to wait for yet another new card to arrive, and spend some time trying to figure out where the problem/issue is.
Today I learned that the Morenci Mine is half again as big as Manhattan, NY.
I just had my Chase credit card replaced maybe 45 days ago, and I just got a email notification that someone charged $450+ for a order at Walmart.com.
I've really only used the new card a handful of times to pay for gas, an order at AAFES, my Spectrum cable bill, and physically in a Walmart store. And yet my card was either compromised at the places I used it, or Chase has some kind of processing vulnerability.
I think when I get the new replacement card, I'm only going to use it at one location for a few months, and see if I can figure out where the issue is. I do know that AAFES (for some reason) doesn't seem to encrypt any of their confirmation/update emails being to sent to me in Gmail, and based on the dates of the fraudulent charges appeared, they are the retailer I will focus on first.
Fucking scammers/hackers.
It's a credit card, not my debit so I never have to use a pin.
Continuing my Morenci kick: The Morenci Mine is actually 3800 feet deep, so twice as deep as the Freedom Tower is tall. The Port of New York handles ~160,000 tons of cargo per day. The Morenci Mine moves 700,000 tons of rock per day, including processing 150,000 tons of ore.
The Kidd Mine is 55°C at the bottom. ~35% of the operating cost of the mine is spent on ventilation. Adiabatic heating raises the temperature of surface air by 30°C just by moving it to the bottom of the mine so A/C is needed. This is a major reason robotics are coming to mining; the costs and complications of simply keeping miners alive at depth are so high.This is under Red Squirrel's land
Kidd is the deepest base metal mine in the world. The bottom of No.4 shaft at Kidd Creek Mine D is 3,014.3 metres (9,889 ft) below the surface,[13] 2,735 metres (8,973 ft) below sea level, the deepest accessible non-marine point on earth.[14][15]
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