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by fknMega - 21 July, 2022 - 03:27 PM
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My friends cracked justeat account and spent about 30k$ on their real address,
idk why but It's been a year and nothing had happened to them is it normal??

I think the fbi ignores them? lmao
 

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The thing is, most people don't file a police report when their card is used by someone else, most banks refund immediately when you contact them and say that you got hacked, they can pretty much see if you're lying or not because they have hella infos, if they see you ain't lying they refund you immediately, for a bank, it's way better to "lose" money, than getting a bad reputation . And nobody is filing a report when they already got their refund, so I think that's why
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(26 July, 2022 - 12:24 AM)KayT Wrote: Show More
The thing is, most people don't file a police report when their card is used by someone else, most banks refund immediately when you contact them and say that you got hacked, they can pretty much see if you're lying or not because they have hella infos, if they see you ain't lying they refund you immediately, for a bank, it's way better to "lose" money, than getting a bad reputation . And nobody is filing a report when they already got their refund, so I think that's why

What about justeat, wouldn't they file a report for the refunds? I mean they lost like 40k already all to the same phone number and addy
 

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(28 July, 2022 - 03:33 PM)fknMega Wrote: Show More
(26 July, 2022 - 12:24 AM)KayT Wrote: Show More
The thing is, most people don't file a police report when their card is used by someone else, most banks refund immediately when you contact them and say that you got hacked, they can pretty much see if you're lying or not because they have hella infos, if they see you ain't lying they refund you immediately, for a bank, it's way better to "lose" money, than getting a bad reputation . And nobody is filing a report when they already got their refund, so I think that's why

What about justeat, wouldn't they file a report for the refunds? I mean they lost like 40k already all to the same phone number and addy
Technically they have no proof that the address where he ordered is his real address, he could've just put his neighbor address, but honestly only for safety, I'll absolutely never use the same phone number for more than 2-3 refunds. So yeah if they contact the police or something like that and they actually open an investigation, he could be bagged for that and he'll probably regret ordering for that much when he'll be in trial. It also depends on the country where you from, some country don't even open an investigation when someone get raped. And in the end, it's not the government who's losing money, so they'll absolutely not care. 

But the real answer is : Do you know why you don't see big companies like Uber, Just Eat, Deliveroo filling a police report when someone abuses refunds ? Because the majority of these companies don't pay their taxes LMAO, so they'll lose more if the police happens to discover that they don't pay taxes, because here we talking about millions and millions.

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