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Prime897 t1_iujb1gx wrote

Oof. Ever heard of the term "too good to be true"? Not to mention Facebook ads or website ads of any kind are generally the ones almost everyone knows not to click. Jeez man

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overzealous_llama t1_iujdwb0 wrote

I'd remove all the money on that card and never use it again. If it's a reloadable card that you get paid on, I'd call and report it lost and get issued a new card number. But regardless, I'd be going to an ATM and taking all that money out asap if you can. If you gave that number to someone on FB, I'd be concerned all your money is already gone.

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Cypress212 t1_iujh6yc wrote

What will happen if all the money is gone? Will I get charged still? I'm trying to call customer service for the card but they don't answer.

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greyAbbot t1_iuj9bpl wrote

I'm assuming you read the terms and conditions after you purchased it? I'm a little confused by that. What motivated you to read it then?

And which customer service are you talking about? Because if this is indeed a scam, you probably need to call your debit card customer service to get help on not accepting the charges.

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Cypress212 t1_iujbqst wrote

I called my debit card customer service. Yes that is correct I read it after. I saw another post that was saying it was a scam so I looked at the terms and conditions.

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jellicle t1_iuk5be3 wrote

You can talk to your debit card provider and request a new card, block any fraudulent charges, etc. No, putting in 1-point font "by reading this message you agree to give me your first born child" does not mean you've agreed to that deal. Just dispute all charges from this entity as fraud.

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