How are there less benefits? I get 5% back at Amazon or can forgo that cashback on larger purchase and pay over 12 months or more at zero interest and every now and then I can get 5% to 15% extra cash back on some items. Why spend even 1 minute of your busy day switching to a card with less benefits? I'm not arguing just feel like I'm missing something? I saw no value in 1% cashback on other purchases.īut. I dumped the chase card in favor of the private label card 5 years ago. So employees aren't all on the same page. Interestingly, I talked to one person at Chase who insisted this had to be an external hack, and one other person who said no, anytime a digital wallet gets updated it'll update for the fradulent user as well. I went through three new cards before I gave up the last one I deliberately held onto for a week after activation but didn't use it for anything, and within 5 minutes of updating in Amazon it got hit. I'm really surprised that they haven't figured out how to close this loophole, as it must be a pretty common vulnerability.

I called the number on my card and told them the 3 charges by some outfit yesterday showing on line were not mine: -$1.00, +1.00, -$279-something. Somebody charged $0.48 and Chase refused it, locked the account and notified me.

I got hit again yesterday and I'm getting another card. They're still having a problem based on my series of fraudulent charges and new cards. 'the Chase card got fraudulently compromised at Amazon, and every time it got updated with a new one the scammer's wallet would update it too and it would get hit again.'

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