Credit Card Fraud

Mark · 08-10-2007, 15:37

I check most days because (a) I like to keep track of things now I'm supposed to be more careful, (b) it's easier than checking statements, and (c) it's quicker.

I got stung to the tune of almost £3,000 over Christmas 2006 (being at my parents then meant I didn't check for a few days but they were still putthing stuff through even when I did check - Lastminute holidays and London Congestion Charge - cheeky beggars).

Alas, checking most days didn't stop me going 32p overdrawn last month.

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08-10-2007, 15:37	#14
Mark Screaming Orgasm Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newbury Posts: 15,194	I check most days because (a) I like to keep track of things now I'm supposed to be more careful, (b) it's easier than checking statements, and (c) it's quicker. I got stung to the tune of almost £3,000 over Christmas 2006 (being at my parents then meant I didn't check for a few days but they were still putthing stuff through even when I did check - Lastminute holidays and London Congestion Charge - cheeky beggars). Alas, checking most days didn't stop me going 32p overdrawn last month.