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Diz-X 1 month ago
I sense you may not be very tech-savvy. When you mention your credit card being used in laundromats in the US, I personally believe it's more probable that your card has been skimmed.
https://www.forbes.com/advisor/credit-cards/how-to-spot-a-credit-card-skimmer/
Credit card skimming is a form of theft where a device, known as a skimmer, is illegally installed on a legitimate card reader, such as those found on ATMs or gas station pumps. This device secretly captures data from the magnetic stripe or chip of a credit or debit card when it is swiped or inserted. The stolen information is then used to make unauthorized transactions or to create counterfeit cards. Skimming can happen quickly and discreetly, often leaving victims unaware until they notice fraudulent charges on their accounts.
https://www.forbes.com/advisor/credit-cards/how-to-spot-a-credit-card-skimmer/
Credit card skimming is a form of theft where a device, known as a skimmer, is illegally installed on a legitimate card reader, such as those found on ATMs or gas station pumps. This device secretly captures data from the magnetic stripe or chip of a credit or debit card when it is swiped or inserted. The stolen information is then used to make unauthorized transactions or to create counterfeit cards. Skimming can happen quickly and discreetly, often leaving victims unaware until they notice fraudulent charges on their accounts.
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