BobC
Silver Member
I was finishing up breakfast with the family when I started getting text messages from AMEX asking me to verify charges on my card, from an ISP, something called surfshark.com. and a couple more businesses. Uh-oh. I've been hacked again. This is the third time it's happened over the years.
I went downstairs to the computer and also had four emails from AMEX asking me to verify the charges. I immediately called them and closed down the account. Fortunately, for AMEX, they were all for small amounts of money, for which I was not responsible.
The moral of the story is, make sure you have instant notification from your credit card providers to put these POS hackers out of business immediately.
I went downstairs to the computer and also had four emails from AMEX asking me to verify the charges. I immediately called them and closed down the account. Fortunately, for AMEX, they were all for small amounts of money, for which I was not responsible.
The moral of the story is, make sure you have instant notification from your credit card providers to put these POS hackers out of business immediately.