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The story is just bizarre and I do not understand how the card issuer/bank can act like that in good faith, of course we only have one side here. Still it reall
by Shivetya 7y ago
The story is just bizarre and I do not understand how the card issuer/bank can act like that in good faith, of course we only have one side here. Still it really comes off as an organization who acting in a space they are not qualified to be in. Let me guess, they started out to disrupt this space?
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As for his comments about banks not wanting to act on fraud, I have had two fraudulent CC transactions in one year and both times I felt as in my bank and Visa did very well. I also had two issues with Ebay where they and PayPal reacted quickly in my favor. I think for the most part those who are experienced in this arena are quick to act to preserve their reputation because that is what people see, they don't see their "fraud" reports.
- StavrosK 7y agoYou do have one side, but I can show you the entire conversation. They don't have a phone number you can call, so that's literally the whole story.
- aflag 7y agoRelevant parts of the chat may have been left out, though. Also there could be previous record.
- C1sc0cat 7y agoThe traditional banks have been getting a lot a negative press over large frauds criminals pretending to be solicitors in house purchases and making off with large sums. The banks are claiming GPDR for not disclosing the fraudulent accounts criminals set up to receive £