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URGENT QUESTION Credit Card!?
i need some help
the day started out like this
i was bored and went to my favorite game site World-warcraft
i went to the forums
i saw a thread called "FREE CREDIT CARDS!"
i went to go check it out
i saw this person posting over 7 credit card numbers
i copyed one and tryed it out on a site
and the credit number WORKED!!!!!
what should i do should i delete the credit card numbers from my system or should i keep them?!?
im 14 years old
i deleted the CC numbers, cleaned my hard drive, changed my IP Canceled the CC acount and burned the paper
thanks guys i didnt know card thief was THAT serious
8 Answers
- RebeccaLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Listen, Kiddo, get the web address of the site that you visited that had "free" credit cards.
Then call the United States Attorney General's office in your city and tell them exactly what happened. The person giving away these credit card numbers is a criminal.
Don't worry; you will not be in any trouble.
You should also call the non-emergency number to your local police station and tell them the same thing.
And thank you for doing the right thing by reporting it.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
How do you know that the one you tried worked? Did you go to another site altogether and make purchase? How do you know that is wasn't a scam to get people to use the numbers all over so they couldn't be traced back to the original thief? For that matter, how does anyone know that you aren't the one trying to scam people on here to take the fall? Why else would you tell the name of the site?
You need to tell your parents what you did so they can take care of it.
- ErikaLv 45 years ago
you have mentioned the fraud to the c/c company; if the fees are reversed/cancelled, there's no longer something extra to be completed. The company would report a stolen mail record with the postmaster yet you will likely never hear approximately it.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Haha - Im going to report you to the Feds.
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- mykidsRmylifeLv 41 decade ago
Do not use them. Delete the entire thing. Do not do this again.
Prison may be in your future if you do.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
you have gotten yourself into trouble now, why did you do that in the first place.