Posted by SherryS on March 14, 2017 at 19:49:34 from (67.140.125.241):
In Reply to: Talk about a scam posted by rrlund on March 14, 2017 at 07:40:23:
First, for the guy who thinks the blame belongs on me - I DO have limitations for usage on my site. No more than 10 charges (or attempts) can be made from the same IP address in a day. But, this scammer was able to hide his address so he slipped thru the cracks on that one. I have numerous fraud filters on the site, and even more were added after the first 400 attempts. I have cyber fraud insurance on my business policy and was turned down there too. I had everything in place to protect myself from something like this. It all failed. Do I think it was an inside job from the banking facility? It very well could be but I can't prove it. Obviously we're not with them anymore. But it was timed by someone that knew we would not be around over a holiday weekend. (Started Wednesday evening prior to Thanksgiving & quit Monday AM when we came back.) By the time I hire an attorney to fight this, I'll still end up with nothing, so once again, the little guy gets screwed. Yet today I tried to use my debit card in TX and it kept getting declined. The bank called my office to tell the girls someone was trying to use my card in TX. If they'll shut my card down after 1 attempt, why in the world couldn't they do something before 42,000 attempts by some scammer?!
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