So we were back on the early job today. It was mostly on time. The offices were delivered late, but no one cares about that. Those people arrive hours later. Then, we went on a little road trip for this, that, and the other errand. While there, hubby learned that someone used his bank card in the wee hours to make a fraudulent purchase on e-Bay. The item was for pick-up only and far from us. Too far for this purchase to be logical, sensible, or likely to be true.* Hubby did get a refund and some intel from the bank who issued the card that was used. He did not figure out how someone could use his new login information and make the transaction. He does not believe that the strangers he yaks with all day long might have hacked him... and he believes that they are honest, too. I remain skeptical.
* Did the buyer know exactly when the card would have more money? If so, how? Did the buyer know that the purchase would fit hubby's interests profile? If so, how? Were hubby and this purchase chosen because most people would not question that hubby would be likely to buy this item? Am I but a conspiracy theorist? Well, why not. This kind of crapp has been going on for more than a year.
The good news is that he found out about this today and had time to commune with the seller and e-Bay before the buyer could do more harm.
Bach is not noise, Madam. (Robert, in Two's Company)
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/09/2021 08:59PM by Shop-et-al.