you can go after the prick I am sure

Look at the date of the transaction and try to remember if you made one on that day or if you did, how many you made to remember if was your transaction or not. It should also give a location with it on the statement, a general city, and remember if you were there and what you were doing. If you can’t recall making it, call the number on the back of your card and talk to them about it.

Call the credit card helpline and leave your query there. They will surely let you know where you have been charged and if it is there mistake, they will transfer the money back to your account.

1000000 VND would be around 56 USD at current bank rates.

Remember, you card company may not have passed through the best rate. Then the bank that issued the card can assess a conversion fee. Plus the bank that owned the ATM can assess fees for the use of their machine. This last bit can be substantial. In the US I’d say to read the fine print on the machine, but I don’t know how much consumer protection laws exist in Viet Nam.

Basically you have no standing on a criminal complaint, the court will see it as a couple where partners didn’t agree on household spending, not a criminal matter.

If the POA was still valid when he opened the account, it is not fraud. It is the same as if YOU opened the account. The fat that the charges were made after the POA expired and not fraud either.

That’s horrible problem. Check out, thats credit cards safety, maybe they have an answer

see the bank officer or call your credit free tel line at your country to cancelled the card and issue the new one as replaced.The new card with new serial number will prevent further fraud or at least solved your worry whether it is a fraud or not.

cannot really tell you nowadays whether it is fraud or not because professional credit card fraudsters have always invented a new way to get their ill gotten money for their living. keep all your transaction slip in all your future cash draw as proof.first you can claim back your money if proven that you are not own that dubios transaction 2nd you no need to waste time finding way to solved your credit cards problems

if it is your first offense, in all likely hood you will not go to prison. you should pay the money back and then bend over for 15 good whacks!

I had never heard of such a thing and decided to research this. Turns out what occurred to you is what’s called skimming. An example is as follows:

Between the time the waitress takes the customer’s credit card, and the time she comes back with the receipt, she slides the card through a small devise on her belt. It’s no bigger than a pager and easily available on the internet, but now it has enough information to make duplicates of the card. A middleman buys the data, resells it to a counterfeiting operation, and they make fake cards to sell to “shoppers” over the internet. It has only been a few days and the card is being used in retail outlets worldwide.

Skimming is basically the criminal (that’s what they are) is copying the data from the credit cards black magnetic strip. Examples that were offered to protect yourself were as follows:

If a cashier swipes your card through more than one card reader. If this occurs do not be afraid to ask the cashier why she is doing this.

If possible skim the card yourself through the machine. If the cashier must do it make sure it is promptly returned to you. Also check your card and make sure it is the card you gave him/her and not altered in anyway.

This is actually a growing gimmick where credit card companies such as Visa are doing everything possible to prevent this type of fraud.

There is an organization you can contact by the name of phonebusters at 888-495-8501 or you can go to. to file a complaint on this type of fraudulent activity.

I would definitely file a police report as soon as possible.