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Originally Posted by diannenet  I received a call from U.S. Bank Fraud Dept. this morning and someone has been trying to use my debit card on line. Luckily the bank caught it before they spent a large amount (it was only around $60) but someone in Paris, France was trying to purchase something from half.com (never been to that site), someone tried to pay for their aol account (I HATE AOL) and there was one other charge to some company I can't even remember the name of.)
Tis the season for thieves I guess. Just wanted to warn everyone. Might be a good idea to check your bank account on line. These showed up in my "pending transactions" which I never check but you can bet I will now. Debit card was cancel, charges were refused and all is good. Now have to wait on a new debit card. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR |
Be really careful, and call your bank about this, there have been reports of people receiving phone calls from a place that calls itself U.S. Bank Fraud Dept, but the phone numbers they called from did not check out. Scammers may be trying to get your card information. Did they already have you card number, or did they ask you for it? I would never give out this information to someone who called me, call the number on the back of your card as soon as possible to be safe.