2 websites that will popup in your bank transactions as what appear to be subscriptions but go to the website and try to cancel they ask for the first 6 and last 4 of your card, they have horrible customer service and attitudes. Mess them up for me guys.
Their numbers are on their page, as well as their email.
both sites use this script to “verify” card numbers:
var firstSixField = null;
var firstSixFieldMax = null;
var firstSixError = null;
var xSix = null;
var checkMarkSix = null;
var lastFourField = null;
var lastFourFieldMax = null;
var lastFourError = null;
var xFour = null;
var checkMarkFour = null;
var submitBtn = null;
var inputFields = {
firstSix: false,
lastFour: false,
};
var browserName = null;
var browserVersion = null;
var lastFourFieldCheck = function () {
if (!$.isNumeric(lastFourField.val()) || lastFourField.val().length < 4) {
checkMarkFour.hide();
lastFourError.show();
xFour.show();
inputFields.lastFour = false;
} else {
checkMarkFour.show();
xFour.hide();
lastFourError.hide();
inputFields.lastFour = true;
}
};
var sixOnly = function () {
if (firstSixField.val().length > firstSixFieldMax) {
return firstSixField.val(firstSixField.val().slice(0, firstSixFieldMax));
}
};
var fourOnly = function () {
if (lastFourField.val().length > lastFourFieldMax) {
return lastFourField.val(lastFourField.val().slice(0, lastFourFieldMax));
}
};
var lastSixFieldCheck = function () {
if (!$.isNumeric(firstSixField.val()) || firstSixField.val().length < 6) {
checkMarkSix.hide();
firstSixError.show();
xSix.show();
inputFields.firstSix = false;
} else {
checkMarkSix.show();
xSix.hide();
firstSixError.hide();
inputFields.firstSix = true;
}
};
var passValidation = function (fields) {
if (fields.firstSix === true && fields.lastFour === true) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
};
$(document).ready(function () {
browserName = bowser.name;
browserVersion = parseFloat(bowser.version);
if ( $('.request_form').length && !$('.request_form').attr('onsubmit') ) {
firstSixField = $('#ccsix');
firstSixFieldMax = firstSixField.attr('maxLength');
firstSixError = $('.errorsix');
xSix = $('#xsix');
checkMarkSix = $('#checkmarksix');
lastFourField = $('#ccfour');
lastFourFieldMax = lastFourField.attr('maxLength');
lastFourError = $('.errorfour');
xFour = $('#xfour');
checkMarkFour = $('#checkmarkfour');
submitBtn = $('.request_form #cardsubmit');
if ((firstSixField.val().length > 0)) {
lastSixFieldCheck();
} else {
}
if ((lastFourField.val().length > 0)) {
lastFourFieldCheck();
}
if ((bowser.name === "Firefox") && (bowser.android === true)) {
$('#ccsix').attr('type', 'number');
$('#ccfour').attr('type', 'number');
$(firstSixField).on('change input', function () {
lastSixFieldCheck();
sixOnly();
});
$(lastFourField).on('change input', function () {
lastFourFieldCheck();
fourOnly();
});
} else if ((browserName === "BlackBerry" ) && (browserVersion === 10.3) ) { // targeting the blackberry Q10 mobile device
$('#ccsix').attr('type', 'number');
$('#ccsix').attr('autocomplete', 'off');
$('#ccfour').attr('autocomplete', 'off');
$('#ccfour').attr('type', 'number');
$(firstSixField).on('change input', function () {
lastSixFieldCheck();
sixOnly();
});
$(lastFourField).on('change input', function () {
lastFourFieldCheck();
fourOnly();
});
} else {
$(firstSixField).on('change keyup', function () {
lastSixFieldCheck();
sixOnly();
});
$(lastFourField).on('change keyup', function () {
lastFourFieldCheck();
fourOnly();
});
}
submitBtn.on('click', function (event) {
if (passValidation(inputFields) === true) {
} else {
event.preventDefault();
}
});
}
});How did you end up at the scam website exactly? It’s got a couple of numbers to smash but a bit more information about what the scam actually is would be helpful.
They appeared as the website name and the main number in my bank account transaction history. It’s more along the lines of a subscription to one of their “websites” they run, but when you call them and ask to cancel it and they asked what web site, you just say you can’t remember or you think that someone used your card through their website without your permission
Did the charge simply appear out of nowhere on your bank transaction history?
If so, take it up with your bank for allowing the transaction…
Unless of course you authorized the charge, but even so, see if your bank will cancel the charge.
No i did not authorize it, I only caught it recently amd already called my bank. I cancelled my card and they are refunding me up to 60 days of what I was charged. Yes they did just charge out of nowhere.
They bounce back and forth charging from the websites so they don’t get tagged and their website reported.
I managed to find actual businesses whose names and addresses these sites are impersonating, so I shot them some email (from a disposable burner service) letting them know that their business identities are being impersonated
Same they actually transferred me to them an I gave them the gist from a burner number