Monday, December 17, 2018
Disappointing Conversation With San Jose Police Department
Essentially, they said to file a police report with my local police, even though I gave the name and address of the San Jose resident who opened a FedEx account in my name (or rather Clayton Cramer LLC, which does not exist) on Dec. 3, and then used my credit card number two days later.
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How did he get your credit card number?
ReplyDeleteNo idea. And my address.
ReplyDeleteHope you alerted your credit card company and had a new card with a different number issued.
ReplyDeleteI sincerely hope you've already notified your bank & cancelled that card.
ReplyDeleteThese days one can't be too careful! I know a man whose only use of his CC was at a restaurant: the waiter apparently made note of his name, CC number & exp. date, and some days later his acct got hit, but his CC provider made him good for his loss & sent him a new card.
I think filing in your local jurisdiction may be standard for this kind of thing. That sort of filing certifies that the victim is a real person, and really in that location - at least if they are willing to actually talk to you.
ReplyDeleteHopefully your local police will cooperate, and then send the results to San Jose.
Eskyman: Discover declined a large (>$100) purchase at FedEx and notified me! After looking over my account I found a much larger charge ($536) to Fed Ex a few day earlier, which they have refunded, Discover does their job well.
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