playin4beer
Footballguy
The other day I got an email from Kohls.com saying my wife's shipping information had been changed. I went in and took a look and it was her name, but an address in Alabama (we are in Michigan).. I know, I know.. "Start hiding money" There was about $600 worth of merchandise in her cart. I removed everything, changed the address back, changed the password, etc.
Fast forward to last night, I got an email from ****'s Sporting Goods about my order being in processing.. I didn't order anything from ****'s, so I sign onto my account and take a look. There is a $1400 drone helicopter order being processed. It's being shipped to my name, but in San Antonio, TX. The payment info wasn't mine.. the last 4 of the credit card wasn't any I own. And the bill to address was Walnut Springs TX.
So if my payment information isn't being used and they aren't scamming me out of money, what's the angle of using my online shopping accounts? Using other people's stolen cc info and "laundering" it through my accounts?
Fast forward to last night, I got an email from ****'s Sporting Goods about my order being in processing.. I didn't order anything from ****'s, so I sign onto my account and take a look. There is a $1400 drone helicopter order being processed. It's being shipped to my name, but in San Antonio, TX. The payment info wasn't mine.. the last 4 of the credit card wasn't any I own. And the bill to address was Walnut Springs TX.
So if my payment information isn't being used and they aren't scamming me out of money, what's the angle of using my online shopping accounts? Using other people's stolen cc info and "laundering" it through my accounts?
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