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<p>[QUOTE="Alegandron, post: 5217125, member: 51347"]All is good (well...ok) Because of a lot of international travels for the last 40 years, I get hit with CC fraud once to twice a year. CC’s usually contact me. They have my spending habits down pat, and will call me if it does not seem correct. They usually FedEx me a new card and account number within a day or two. Unfortunately, I am not traveling anymore, but the fraud keeps coming...</p><p><br /></p><p>This one was my wife’s account at Walmart, but she also had one of my CC in the account. She was hit, I was hit, but WMUS reversed the charges, as the CCs ( and my wife’s bank account) were not in the buyer’s name, nor was it from an area of the country that we would normally visit. I always use a CC for a $1 purchase or more because they are protected and can be disputed.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is an odd year for me. I have had my card replaced 3 times for various fraud reasons. And I am not using the cards as much anymore.</p><p><br /></p><p>I suggest that anyone set alerts in your bank accounts, and any spending cards to send you an email and text for any purchase above 0.99 (local currency). Set alerts for everything: online purchases, debits, credits, overseas purchases, card not present purchase, etc. Better to delete the texts and emails, rather than miss a fraudulent transaction. With all the hacking going on, the thieves are thick.</p><p><br /></p><p>Perhaps we can redirect each of our nations’ Special Forces to go after the world’s Hackers and Trolls rather than for military and political reasons... <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Here is a tough-to-find coin of the Mercenary Revolt / War against Carthage. Carthage would not pay their Mercenaries after the First Punic War with Rome. Uh-oh, THAT was a major bad no-no. It turned in to an UGLY war, with inhumane actions, even by Ancient war standards...</p><p><br /></p><p><b><img src="https://www.cointalk.com/attachments/upload_2020-6-29_23-15-14-png.1138695/" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /></b></p><p>Carthage-LIBYAN UPRISING - Mercenaries issue</p><p>Mercenary War 241-238 BCE</p><p>7.36g AR DiShekel</p><p>Herakles Head in Lion's Head-</p><p>Lion walking; Punic M above; LIBYA below</p><p>R SNG Cop 240f</p><p>Overstrike</p><p>Coins were struck in the name of Libya and "M", which has been taken as either "machanat" - the Camp (of the mercenaries), or perhaps Matho, their leader[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Alegandron, post: 5217125, member: 51347"]All is good (well...ok) Because of a lot of international travels for the last 40 years, I get hit with CC fraud once to twice a year. CC’s usually contact me. They have my spending habits down pat, and will call me if it does not seem correct. They usually FedEx me a new card and account number within a day or two. Unfortunately, I am not traveling anymore, but the fraud keeps coming... This one was my wife’s account at Walmart, but she also had one of my CC in the account. She was hit, I was hit, but WMUS reversed the charges, as the CCs ( and my wife’s bank account) were not in the buyer’s name, nor was it from an area of the country that we would normally visit. I always use a CC for a $1 purchase or more because they are protected and can be disputed. This is an odd year for me. I have had my card replaced 3 times for various fraud reasons. And I am not using the cards as much anymore. I suggest that anyone set alerts in your bank accounts, and any spending cards to send you an email and text for any purchase above 0.99 (local currency). Set alerts for everything: online purchases, debits, credits, overseas purchases, card not present purchase, etc. Better to delete the texts and emails, rather than miss a fraudulent transaction. With all the hacking going on, the thieves are thick. Perhaps we can redirect each of our nations’ Special Forces to go after the world’s Hackers and Trolls rather than for military and political reasons... :) Here is a tough-to-find coin of the Mercenary Revolt / War against Carthage. Carthage would not pay their Mercenaries after the First Punic War with Rome. Uh-oh, THAT was a major bad no-no. It turned in to an UGLY war, with inhumane actions, even by Ancient war standards... [B][IMG]https://www.cointalk.com/attachments/upload_2020-6-29_23-15-14-png.1138695/[/IMG][/B] Carthage-LIBYAN UPRISING - Mercenaries issue Mercenary War 241-238 BCE 7.36g AR DiShekel Herakles Head in Lion's Head- Lion walking; Punic M above; LIBYA below R SNG Cop 240f Overstrike Coins were struck in the name of Libya and "M", which has been taken as either "machanat" - the Camp (of the mercenaries), or perhaps Matho, their leader[/QUOTE]
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