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So ten years ago I was fresh out of high school. Not a lot of money and I had accidentally left my debit card at a fast food joint. Fraud services called me lat
by systematical 13y ago
So ten years ago I was fresh out of high school. Not a lot of money and I had accidentally left my debit card at a fast food joint. Fraud services called me later that day to inform me of various odd charges, none of which were mine.
Enraged I asked for the places and date/time stamps of transactions. I tracked the persons footsteps, some business owners allowed me to see security camera footage.
There she was, in her fast food uniform (the place I had ordered from earlier that day) in 3 different businesses at the exact same time of the debit card time stamps.
I took this information directly to the police were I was dismissed saying that my bank would do the investigation and not too worry about it. I went a head and spoke with the manager of the fast food joint as well. Morale of the story, the police don't do shit.
- ronnier 13y agoTry driving 40 mph in a 30 mph zone and see how quickly you are pulled over. It can't be in any area though; it needs to be in a mostly white middle to upper class area. My theory is that police know that people pulled over in those areas are likely to be the responsible type who would pay for a ticket. And the person who stole and used your credit card is likely the type who would not pay tickets or fines but would end up having to spend time in jail. So, they target those who will pay tickets (a source of revenue) and ignore cases like yours that would result in no revenue.