Credit card company said i need to pay them $2.400 how that happen, i don't even use or own credit card?
12 Answers to "Credit card company said i need to pay them $2.400 how that happen, i don't even use or own credit card?"
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Someone either purposely or accidentally typed int h wrong credit card numbers.
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oh no looks like id theft .. sort it out quick!
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don't give any information on the phone without knowing who you are talking to. They might be trying to steal your information now. Get proof, phone the police ask them what to do.
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Someone's taken your identity and used it to get a credit card in your name. All you can do is go to the company and explain; hopefully they're used to that sort of thing by now and will sort it out for you. Not entirely sure how you stop it happening again, though. (Here in the UK, all applications for credit have to go through credit reference agencies, and you can go to them to put protections in place, like making sure you're notified when anyone tries anything like this.)
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why they don't use they own name to open the credit card?
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Because then they'd get the bill. The whole point is to spend, keep whatever they buy and leave you to deal with it. It's fraud.
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Call them right away. It can get out of hand.
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i just call them earlier they said that i the one who opening the card, what in the world i opening credit card for?
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Call the District Attorneys office tell them what is going on. Sounds like someone took out credit in your name.
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Probaly a scam
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identity theft?.......better clean it up now......it'll ruin yur credit forever
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what should i do? i should call this company or my bank ?
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both & the police if you have too
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someone opened an account in your name.
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why they do that?? and how can they know my address?
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they're thieves. the internet can give you almost any bit of information (e.g. FACEBOOK).
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It's a scam. Call them back and tell them to put it in writing.
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Probably a scam
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Someone stole your identity, Bwahahah :P
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by BamPow May 7th, 2012 at 3:47PM
It could be identity theft. You need to jump on this ASAP. Call that company and tell them exactly what you've said here. Demand to know how/when the card was open and the details of every charge. Then, dispute the entire thing with them. You also should notify the police and try to get a copy of your credit report to see if there is anything else.
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Reply by bunga87 May 7th, 2012 at 3:56PM
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Reply by BamPow May 7th, 2012 at 3:58PM
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