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Heidi asked:
When I received my credit card bill there was $964 worth of online charges that I had not made. Nedless to say I have suspended the card, but was wondering if there is a way to find the address of where the items that this person purchased were sent. Since this takes away from my christmas present money….I’d like to send whoever it is a nice card
. Let me know if you know anything about identity theft, and the process of tracking them down or if it’s even a possibility. If it makes a difference it was a Khols card. Please help!
can the police find an address to prosecute the people whose address it was sent to? Or because it was over the internet is it harder to do so?
When I received my credit card bill there was $964 worth of online charges that I had not made. Nedless to say I have suspended the card, but was wondering if there is a way to find the address of where the items that this person purchased were sent. Since this takes away from my christmas present money….I’d like to send whoever it is a nice card
. Let me know if you know anything about identity theft, and the process of tracking them down or if it’s even a possibility. If it makes a difference it was a Khols card. Please help!can the police find an address to prosecute the people whose address it was sent to? Or because it was over the internet is it harder to do so?
Comments
Brandon P on 27 January, 2010 at 5:58 am #
no you cannot possibly track them down unless you know how to hack into a websites online database. but when you go down to the police station and get a police report and show your credit card company that it wasnt you they will refund you the moneY!
John on 28 January, 2010 at 7:51 am #
I am sorry to hear that, maybe your information has been get by some one in invalid way.
You can contact your credit card bank and claim for it, they have those data and can track it.Good luck.
Dragon on 31 January, 2010 at 3:51 pm #
You might not be able to track down the hacker in question, but you should be able to claim back from your credit card company.
Good Luck
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