Caused my Bank Account to be blocked.
Caused my Bank Account to be blocked.
Bank advised an email allegedly from my Insurers, was actually a small, but repeating subscription? I have no knowledge of? Requested cancellation today.
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Caused my Bank Account to be blocked.
Bank advised an email allegedly from my Insurers, was actually a small, but repeating subscription? I have no knowledge of? Requested cancellation today.
I found a debit on my bank account for an unauthorised subscription. My bank immediately blocked any further payment. I had not set up this subscription and so I view this activity as fraudulent
Scam profile found out they took money from my partners bank account and sais they are from Waterford UK when url from states contact bank if you see this
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