What a great morning

[sting13]

I wake up, and look at my email and see something has been charged. I looked closer (i figured it was one of those fake ones that ocasionaly are sent and are scams) But sure enough, when i log into my paypal account there is $59.99 USD (74.95 canadian) charged to some damn anime site. Wtf sigh.... I call paypal and deal with their low phone volume (you know what i mean if you called there) and after talking to 4 people they report a fraud. Nice way to end the year -_-

[Mr.Ganji]

the year aint over yet

[satman83]

and by anime site you of course mean porn site yes

[Jstar1]

dont hand your credit card number to any random site, thats not smart

[sting13]

I dont have a credit card, its charged via my bank account, and i didnt give anyone anything, i only charge for silk throguh paypal, and i wake up tihs morning with this shit

[satman83]

I dont have a credit card, its charged via my bank account, and i didnt give anyone anything, i only charge for silk throguh paypal, and i wake up tihs morning with this shit

You might as well give the first stranger you meet your pin number

[StealMySoda]

So hopefully you've taken the precautions to remove any keyloggers you might have? Otherwise it's just gonna happen again and again.

[sting13]

I have scanned, but nothing, and if it was a keylogger my dad's account would be charged too, seeing as he uses this pc also.

[StealMySoda]

I have scanned, but nothing, and if it was a keylogger my dad's account would be charged too, seeing as he uses this pc also.

And it's that naivety that got your account jacked in the first place Looks like your gonna be talking to PayPal a whole lot more.

[Azilius]

Still using IE to browse? Only thing I can think of other than keylogger.

[sting13]

I use firefox, the website was easy to deal with and didn't accept the payment, overall it went good, i hope

[bleed214]

happened to me as well. someone in Singapore went shopping with my credit card lol.