A site I was active on got hacked.

[Man of Ethics]

OUCH!

On that site I used my own name. I paid with my own credit card. I talked to my friends via Zoom. On winter night I saw my friend in Sydney, Australia ride home from work on a subway.

What will happen now?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

You might be doomed.

Turn off your computer and all your lights.

Go to bed.

If you wake up tomorrow.....you're probably going to be okay.

 

[okfine]

OUCH!

On that site I used my own name. I paid with my own credit card. I talked to my friends via Zoom. On winter night I saw my friend in Sydney, Australia ride home from work on a subway.

What will happen now?

You have your own credit card? Wow!

 

[Ringel05]

OUCH!

On that site I used my own name. I paid with my own credit card. I talked to my friends via Zoom. On winter night I saw my friend in Sydney, Australia ride home from work on a subway.

What will happen now?

Change your password and delete your credit card info from the site. The hacker(s) may not have your credit card info yet but will obviously try some way to get it from you. The best thing to do with your credit card is to contact your bank and have them cancel it and send you a new one. Tell them what happened and they will take care of you.

 

[Turtlesoup]

OUCH!

On that site I used my own name. I paid with my own credit card. I talked to my friends via Zoom. On winter night I saw my friend in Sydney, Australia ride home from work on a subway.

What will happen now?

NOTIFY your credit card company--have them send a new card.

 

[Man of Ethics]

You have your own credit card? Wow!

And about $250 on it. I get about $250 per month and spend as much.

 

[Man of Ethics]

NOTIFY your credit card company--have them send a new card.

If I lose my vast savings of about $250, I will.

 

[Man of Ethics]

You might be doomed.

Maybe.

I may be convicted of multiple counts of Aggravated Political Incorrectness for the opinions I expressed in private posts and conversations.

 

[White 6]

OUCH!

On that site I used my own name. I paid with my own credit card. I talked to my friends via Zoom. On winter night I saw my friend in Sydney, Australia ride home from work on a subway.

What will happen now?

Probably not much. If your credit card got or gets hack internationally, it will probably be a matter of proving you were here and not there. That's all it was for me, and the bank returned my money. All of it, in just a few days. Of course the depositions local police, TBI, FBI and Treasury department went on for a couple of months, since it was international bank fraud. You might want to call the card provider, notify and request a new card, and inquire about fraud protection procedures, maybe your bank, also.

 

[Man of Ethics]

Probably not much. If your credit card got or gets hack internationally, it will probably be a matter of proving you were here and not there. That's all it was for me, and the back returned my money. All of it, in just a few days. Of course the depositions local police, TBI, FBI and Treasury department went on for a couple of months, since it was international bank fraud. You might want to call the card provider, notify and request a new card, and inquire about fraud protection procedures, maybe your bank, also.

I am now off to remove my $250 from my card.

 

[whitehall]

You can count on sites to be hacked so if you trust your credit card to them it's your own damn fault. Cancel the card and hope for the best.