some scum has debited....
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Tony 1234 said:
Austin.J said:
File a fraud claim with your bank, either go in to branch or ring them up. branch is easiest as IIRC if its under £300 they can pay it there and then if its a straight forward claim.
Thank you, just wish I could trace the individual through their ISP ?ETA: They cannot give you any details of the scammer if they're caught, just in case you were wanting some vigalante action.

Edited by Austin.J on Saturday 27th June 14:28
ip address and time = a specific computer
http://www.who.is/
to get their isp details
involve the police
http://www.who.is/
to get their isp details
involve the police

Scraggles said:
ip address and time = a specific computer
http://www.who.is/
to get their isp details
involve the police
Wouldn't it just show a specific router? ie if someone had "piggybacked" onto an unsecured wireless router to do the transaction wouldn't the ISP just see the router address and not the lappy (for example) that the actual transaction was done on....if you see what I mean...http://www.who.is/
to get their isp details
involve the police

Don't worry somebody debited my account for a grand earlier and used it to pay off a debt collection company, their electric bill and a phone bill. Only found out when I got home from work and my mum told me that she'd been on the phone to them all afternoon explaining that I didn't owe some random debt company £300. They've put a stop on my card and are sending me a new one so they said and are currently investigating but does anybody know how all this usually works?
F355gtb2009 said:
depends on how the theif was connected ,but from ip there wud usually be a mac address logged aswell,unfortunatly if he does this for a living then he wouldbe using a proxy browser!
And how many millions of mac addresses are there? Even if you could get it you'd be hard pushed to match it to any person....fastcaterham said:
Don't worry somebody debited my account for a grand earlier and used it to pay off a debt collection company, their electric bill and a phone bill. Only found out when I got home from work and my mum told me that she'd been on the phone to them all afternoon explaining that I didn't owe some random debt company £300. They've put a stop on my card and are sending me a new one so they said and are currently investigating but does anybody know how all this usually works?
Surely that isn't a bright thing to do. I'm guessing that all those companies know where they live.esselte said:
F355gtb2009 said:
depends on how the theif was connected ,but from ip there wud usually be a mac address logged aswell,unfortunatly if he does this for a living then he wouldbe using a proxy browser!
And how many millions of mac addresses are there? Even if you could get it you'd be hard pushed to match it to any person....esselte said:
Wouldn't it just show a specific router? ie if someone had "piggybacked" onto an unsecured wireless router to do the transaction wouldn't the ISP just see the router address and not the lappy (for example) that the actual transaction was done on....if you see what I mean...

scorp said:
esselte said:
Wouldn't it just show a specific router? ie if someone had "piggybacked" onto an unsecured wireless router to do the transaction wouldn't the ISP just see the router address and not the lappy (for example) that the actual transaction was done on....if you see what I mean...

XJSJohn said:
scorp said:
esselte said:
Wouldn't it just show a specific router? ie if someone had "piggybacked" onto an unsecured wireless router to do the transaction wouldn't the ISP just see the router address and not the lappy (for example) that the actual transaction was done on....if you see what I mean...

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