Why did Yahoo steal $50 from my credit card?
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Did it appear in writing that you couldn't post a profile in the US if you were from the UK? Most likely that was something you overlooked in the fine print. I honestly think it's inappropriate that they would prohibit you from posting your profile in another country. You paid for the service and it's your choice. Keep fighting it, but odds are that it was somewhere in the legal mumbo jumbo that you signed when you suscribed to the service.
140036
Check on your credit card stmt - there should be a customer service number - or a stolen card number - but get on to it quickly!
80488
Dude I even have a Yahoo credit card......used but not abused....and the only one I use.\n \n I visit yahoo everyday.. if I get a new PC or redo my old one, the first shortcut I put on my desktop is Yahooooooooo.
295929
NO STORMPAY NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!\nThey scamm and took money from many's members checking accounts and they are under FBI investigation now! They deal with all the hyip and the autosurfs, NOT GOOD!
54542
This is likely a "phishing" email, designed to steal personal information from you.  DO NOT click on any links or reply to this email.\n\nUnfortunately, Yahoo! and other email providers can only do so much about these attacks.  I strongly encourage you to open the provided link from JP Morgan Chase about identity theft so you can report this particular case.
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Never heard of them.  I looked on the web and found a couple of hits.  All were ads.  I looked at one at it had a yahoo account as the email provider.  I would never do a loan with a company that has an @yahoo suffix to their email.\n\nThere has to be someone local who could give your friend a loan.  If no one will give her a loan but this fella then raise your shields and go to red alert.  Your friend may have really busted up credit and that is when the scavengers come in.\n\nThree possible scenarios.  \n\nI.   this guy will require a fee or payment to "process" the loan.  Then disappear once the money is sent.\n\n2.  Hit your friend with a payment plan that sounds cheap and easy but is really something that will lock her into a paying a lot more than she borrowed.  Like saying your $5000 loan will only cost you $230 a month.  What they don't say is that is over 5 years which would come to paying $13,800 for a $5000 loan.  This type of loan scam will also have all sorts of stiff fees and penalties to trap the borrower into the loan for the full term.\n\n3.  Good old fashioned identity theft.\n\nIt could be a mixture of all of the above too.  I would say, avoid this guy.  If she has to use him, then have a calculator ready and add up the payments to make sure they aren't scamming.  Make sure you know the length of the loan, the interest amount, the API, and the amount of the loan.  Get a schedule of all fees in writing.  DO NOT SIGN RIGHT AWAY!!!   Take the paperwork and read over it.  It might be worth $100 to pay an attorney to go over and it and tell you what evils are lurking in that paper.  Beware, they may try to get you to sign up right away and give you no chance to read over the agreement.  Start with not trusting the guy at all.  Be skeptical of everything he says.
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There should be a toll free # you can call next to the yahoo charge in your cc stmt.  Call that # and ask.\n\nIf there is no number provided, call the CC company and tell them you'd like to dispute the charge because you feel that you did not authorize it.  They will reverse the yahoo charges for you temporarily and will contact yahoo for further inquiries.  If yahoo cannot provide them with satisfactory answer, the reversed charge will become permanent so you won't have to pay a thing.  On the other hand, if yahoo is able to provide proof on the charges (that you DID authorize it, what it's for, etc), then the charges will no longer be disputed and you'd have to pay for it... but at least by then you'd know what it's for.
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Did you activate the card with the phone number provided?\n\nI rec'd one of these for $50 and used it in several places, with no problems at all.  \n\nOn the card, there should be a phone number to check your balance, start with that and don't give up.
770337
you didn't purchase it from us. no one here works for yahoo.\n\nread this http://help.yahoo.com/\n\nyour web page has some serious problems. i haven't seen a mess like that in a long time.
271814
It's a scam. There is a yahoo auction, similar to EBAy but there's no yahoo lottery, that I'm aware of.
530616
Why would you ever what to crack a yahoo password?  Are you trying to steal someone's ID?  I had mine stolen once, and I was not happy.
1086060
Don't ever go to sites like that. They are scams to take your money get a virus. If its to good to be true its a scam. Some reporting picking up a virus. Others said wanted credit card number bet some gave now out of the money if you was one contact your credit card company NOW
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It's probably just a conicidence that you're getting the pop-up since signing on to Yahoo.  Yahoo is a respectable company and Moviepass is anything but, I can't imagine that there's any connection between the two.\n\nIt's more than likely that Moviepass has become installed on your computer without anyone consenting to it and now it's threatening you with legal action and to impair your credit rating because the 3 day trial has expired and you have to pay.  If no-one agreed to install Moviepass then these are empty threats and the way in which Moviepass is operating is illegal.\n\nFull instructions for the removal of Moviepass can be found here... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass
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Sounds like you might have either a) gotten ripped off outright by this company, or b)you went to a site that was an "evil twin" of the real company's site run by scammers. \n\nIf you used a credit card, do these things without delay: first, call the card issuer, cancel the card, and have them issue a replacement with a different number. This will keep them from putting more charges on your card. Secondly, file a "chargeback" with the card company for the amount in question. Explain the whole situation from start to finish, and the card company will credit the amount back to your card. You are covered against card fraud. It will be then up to them to prove they shipped the product (which they obviously didn't), it may lead to their prosecution if they've done this to others, and best of all, you will have your $$$ back. Hope this info helps you out. Good Luck.
140010
Ya if ya put 50 bucks in the card!
930071
call ur credi card 24hrs numberline put a stop on ur card  then report this as account!! Fraud . dont stop on yahoo all da time report it now & put stop on ur card  . then  you have to see talk to .manage at ur bank  get that card stop and give them da name of .da website and any email address you have from it. remember never buy from online at all never put in ur credit card info on anywebsite  . there is to much scam going on and voris tr9ojans.spyware mailware .keyloggers
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I am afraid that your account has been stolen by so called 'phishing' email.\n\n"Phishing (a play on the word "fishing") is an attempt by fraudsters to get you to reveal your personal or financial information by impersonating legitimate companies. These fraudsters send fake emails or instant messages in the hopes that the recipient will divulge data such as user names and passwords, credit card or bank account numbers, or even Social Security or driver's license numbers. Once they have that information, fraudsters use it to commit identity theft."\n\nFor more information, please check out the links below from Yahoo and see what steps you can do:\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/spam/spam-27.html\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/sbiz/abuse/abuse-02.html\n\nBy searching in Y! Answers, I found the following past answer from Scara about how to contact Yahoo.\n\n"Email the yahoo account security department.. they are able to verify the past information on the account... if any changes have been made they are able to see the changed info.. there email address is account-security-help@ cc.yahoo-inc.com when you email them just put your yahoo id in the subject line and in the body of the email just tell them what happened.. They will send you a list of 8 questions.. Just reply to that email.. do not change the subject line.. and answer the questions.. they will be able to verify those questions based on the original registration information and should be able to help you access back into your account."