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CathyCA wrote:

devildeac wrote:

CathyCA wrote:My bank account got hacked over the weekend. Stupid people purchased an AARP membership, bought some stuff at a store in Illinois, and made a payment to Microsoft and to Google.

Fortunately, I caught the unauthorized charges.

Unfortunately, I've had to cancel my debit card and it will take a week for the new card to get here.

Seriously? AARP?

Similar thing happened to our son this summer. His First Citizens account was hacked for $900+ by Capital One and then again a week or two later by the same thieves and/or idiots. He also had to cancel his account/card. He did get the money re-deposited.

I've spoken with AARP and they've already authorized a refund of the charges. The lady at AARP told me that the hackers had listed my birthday as 5/20/82, and that was the huge clue to the AARP that it was a fraudulent charge. Why would a 28 year old be joining AARP?

Tomorrow I get to contact Google, Microsoft and that store in Illinois.

Someone got hold of my Amex number in the early summer and tried to buy a TV in a Radio Shack somewhere in California, and Amex caught it. They had already posted like a $2 charge to my account at 7-Eleven or somewhere, that Amex didn't catch right off the bat. I have to say they fixed the problem pretty quickly, and though it was a pain not have a card for a week while they sent me a new one, I appreciated not paying for someone else's TV.

CathyCA wrote:

devildeac wrote:

CathyCA wrote:My bank account got hacked over the weekend. Stupid people purchased an AARP membership, bought some stuff at a store in Illinois, and made a payment to Microsoft and to Google.

Fortunately, I caught the unauthorized charges.

Unfortunately, I've had to cancel my debit card and it will take a week for the new card to get here.

Seriously? AARP?

Similar thing happened to our son this summer. His First Citizens account was hacked for $900+ by Capital One and then again a week or two later by the same thieves and/or idiots. He also had to cancel his account/card. He did get the money re-deposited.

I've spoken with AARP and they've already authorized a refund of the charges. The lady at AARP told me that the hackers had listed my birthday as 5/20/82, and that was the huge clue to the AARP that it was a fraudulent charge. Why would a 28 year old be joining AARP?

Tomorrow I get to contact Google, Microsoft and that store in Illinois.

My wife looks at both our credit card charges almost daily. Even I couldn't "get away" with anything. Not that I'm trying either.

devildeac wrote: My wife looks at both our credit card charges almost daily. Even I couldn't "get away" with anything. Not that I'm trying either.

I do too. My wife has no hope of hiding a big gift for me unless she takes out a huge wad of cash. Which I'd probably end up asking her about anyway.

DukeUsul wrote:

devildeac wrote: My wife looks at both our credit card charges almost daily. Even I couldn't "get away" with anything. Not that I'm trying either.

I do too. My wife has no hope of hiding a big gift for me unless she takes out a huge wad of cash. Which I'd probably end up asking her about anyway.

Wives, here's how to save up money so your hubby doesn't know it's leaving the checkbook:

Every time you go to the grocery store and the key pad (formerly, the cashier) asks if you want cash back, you respond with "yes," and take out $25.00. The grocery bill doesn't look too terribly out of line, and you're putting away some cash for a rainy day.

It's problematic if hubby reviews the grocery receipts. Otherwise, no problem.

CathyCA wrote:

DukeUsul wrote:

devildeac wrote: My wife looks at both our credit card charges almost daily. Even I couldn't "get away" with anything. Not that I'm trying either.

I do too. My wife has no hope of hiding a big gift for me unless she takes out a huge wad of cash. Which I'd probably end up asking her about anyway.

Wives, here's how to save up money so your hubby doesn't know it's leaving the checkbook:

Every time you go to the grocery store and the key pad (formerly, the cashier) asks if you want cash back, you respond with "yes," and take out $25.00. The grocery bill doesn't look too terribly out of line, and you're putting away some cash for a rainy day.

It's problematic if hubby reviews the grocery receipts. Otherwise, no problem.

If the hubby is reviewing the grocery receipts, you may have bigger issues.

CathyCA wrote:

DukeUsul wrote:

devildeac wrote: My wife looks at both our credit card charges almost daily. Even I couldn't "get away" with anything. Not that I'm trying either.

I do too. My wife has no hope of hiding a big gift for me unless she takes out a huge wad of cash. Which I'd probably end up asking her about anyway.

Wives, here's how to save up money so your hubby doesn't know it's leaving the checkbook:

Every time you go to the grocery store and the key pad (formerly, the cashier) asks if you want cash back, you respond with "yes," and take out $25.00. The grocery bill doesn't look too terribly out of line, and you're putting away some cash for a rainy day.

It's problematic if hubby reviews the grocery receipts. Otherwise, no problem.

Great idea for the guys, too. Right, Cathy?

devildeac wrote: Great idea for the guys, too. Right, Cathy?

I don't know. ExLax had no idea where the grocery store was located.

It might work for guys, too.

Happy thoughts.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:Happy thoughts.

OK:

Shiny happy people laughing
Meet me in the crowd
People people
Throw your love around
Love me love me
Take it into town
Happy happy
Put it in the ground
Where the flowers grow
Gold and silver shine

Shiny happy people holding hands
Shiny happy people laughing

Everyone around love them, love them
Put it in your hands
Take it take it
There's no time to cry
Happy happy
Put it in your heart
Where tomorrow shines
Gold and silver shine

Shiny happy people holding hands
Shiny happy people laughing


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DBR is nothing more than a Good Ole Boys forum............... Feel like I was stalked over there, and bashed by JE.

Anyday there is a scandal at Tarhole country.........the better. Waiting on more from Tutorgate. And speculations that might have happened in other Revenue sports at Unc also.

Tutors are great. I was a tutor in high school and college. But I never wrote someones paper. Mainly, I tutored Math. Most students just need a little one on one time. Or perhaps they just have a phobia about a subject. I took a D student in Algebra at mid semester, and then finished with a B. Basically, had to start the whole course over in tutor sessions. But they passed!!

Just wanting to vent a little, because I have read DBR for 10 years, and the forums.............and they have gone to Heck. I am having to get use to a new website and forum here. Thanks for letting us vent about the WANKERS over there.

DevilWearsPrada wrote: I am having to get use to a new website and forum here.

We're easy to get used to.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

DevilWearsPrada wrote: I am having to get use to a new website and forum here.

We're easy to get used to.

I'm glad you didn't just go with "We're easy". ;)

DukieInKansas wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

DevilWearsPrada wrote: I am having to get use to a new website and forum here.

We're easy to get used to.

I'm glad you didn't just go with "We're easy". ;)

Well some of us are easy? Others are whores of a sort. Noticing a theme?

GREAT! I can handle the Easy and other sorts. Those DBR mods.......... hard core puss puss meow

DevilWearsPrada wrote:GREAT! I can handle the Easy and other sorts. Those DBR mods.......... hard core puss puss meow

Lavabe wrote:

Whoops... wrong thread! ;)

Love that cutie Brad Pitt. Made me giggle!!! Thanks.

Lavabe is sweeping.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:Lavabe is sweeping.

Another burial.

CathyCA wrote:

devildeac wrote:

CathyCA wrote:My bank account got hacked over the weekend. Stupid people purchased an AARP membership, bought some stuff at a store in Illinois, and made a payment to Microsoft and to Google.

Fortunately, I caught the unauthorized charges.

Unfortunately, I've had to cancel my debit card and it will take a week for the new card to get here.

Seriously? AARP?

Similar thing happened to our son this summer. His First Citizens account was hacked for $900+ by Capital One and then again a week or two later by the same thieves and/or idiots. He also had to cancel his account/card. He did get the money re-deposited.

I've spoken with AARP and they've already authorized a refund of the charges. The lady at AARP told me that the hackers had listed my birthday as 5/20/82, and that was the huge clue to the AARP that it was a fraudulent charge. Why would a 28 year old be joining AARP?

Tomorrow I get to contact Google, Microsoft and that store in Illinois.

Mr. DA had his debit card # hacked (guessed?) and it was also used to purchase an AARP membership. What I find funny is that AARP refunded the charge, but he still gets the monthly magazine!

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