[JayKay335i]

Originally Posted by richardbb85

i thought my friends would stay at the table, and i had to piss pretty bad.


wara wara in annandale

Seriously?

Theres no excuse to ever have your wallet out and laying around in public.

Lesson learned.

[Kensta335]

Wallets and Cell phones. These 2 items gets stolen the most when leaving it on the table.

[ABQ325i]

Your credit card company will not chalk it up to a loss. Your bank will do a chargeback to the merchant account provider who will in turn charge it back to the store who ran the credit card without checking for matching identification. It will be up to the store to check the camera recordings and go after the thief to recoup their lost money.

[M3Bahn]

Originally Posted by ABQ325i

Your credit card company will not chalk it up to a loss. Your bank will do a chargeback to the merchant account provider who will in turn charge it back to the store who ran the credit card without checking for matching identification. It will be up to the store to check the camera recordings and go after the thief to recoup their lost money.

You don't have to ever show ID when using a cc unless the back of card isn't signed.

[M3Bahn]

Originally Posted by JayKay335i

Seriously?

Theres no excuse to ever have your wallet out and laying around in public.

Lesson learned.

Amazing tho how quickly scammers pop up when they have the chance to steal.

[richardbb85]

Originally Posted by JayKay335i

Seriously?

Theres no excuse to ever have your wallet out and laying around in public.

Lesson learned.

you are right, lesson learned.

[richardbb85]

Originally Posted by M3Bahn

You don't have to ever show ID when using a cc unless the back of card isn't signed.

my boa debt card wasnt signed

[JayKay335i]

It reminds me of all those police stings where they just leave a running car in the street and wait for somebody to steal it.

[richardbb85]

what a ***

[JayKay335i]

A grocery store? lol. Sad fucker.

[richardbb85]

i guess harris teeter was on the way or something

[M3Bahn]

Originally Posted by JayKay335i

It reminds me of all those police stings where they just leave a running car in the street and wait for somebody to steal it.

lol then the doors lock on them.

[MadDog]

Originally Posted by richardbb85

what a ***

One of the "charges" was a credit, so they charged only $165.78 for food.

[BMWinNorthdakota]

SUCKS!!

Off topic...

What ever happened to that re re who made charges on his car and called it in stolen?

[tHegeRm]

Originally Posted by tHegeRm

My roomie recently got ripped off for Coachella Wristbands (VIP Concert Tickets) worth $2k and they caught the guy. He has to testify next week.

Originally Posted by Kroy

update us on what happens next week, if you don't mind. your friend got lucky even catching him.

Originally Posted by tHegeRm

Yeah will do, thinks he picked him out of a photo line up. Dumbass used a fake name but a phone attached to his real name! Once my roomie got the subpoena he looked up the name online and found a myspace DJ page for the dude. Roomie says it's def him.

Didn't have to testify as the guy took a plea bargain. Looks like he will be on Probation until 2015, he had to go do a picture line up for the accomplice today.

[persian54]

i don't see what the problem is... you CC will give you your money back... big whoop

I've had my card info stolen a couple of times in the past, it was used, i called, got my money back, got a new card and new number, moved on

this is why a CC is better than Cash

if he had stolen $250 cash you wouldn't be getting it back now would you?

[JayKay335i]

woahhh your so smart. i thought if you called the bank and told them they stole cash they paid you back.

[a08335k]

Originally Posted by persian54

i don't see what the problem is... you CC will give you your money back... big whoop

I've had my card info stolen a couple of times in the past, it was used, i called, got my money back, got a new card and new number, moved on

this is why a CC is better than Cash

if he had stolen $250 cash you wouldn't be getting it back now would you?

So true. However my bro dropped his wallet when we were in a club and we reported it to the manager prior to leaving. The next day he got a call back saying that they found the contents of the wallet including $150 cash but not the wallet (it was a $400 Loui V.)...go figure

[Kroy]

Originally Posted by a08335k

So true. However my bro dropped his wallet when we were in a club and we reported it to the manager prior to leaving. The next day he got a call back saying that they found the contents of the wallet including $150 cash but not the wallet (it was a $400 Loui V.)...go figure

lol wtf? close enough?

[scottwww]

Originally Posted by persian54

i don't see what the problem is... you CC will give you your money back... big whoop

I've had my card info stolen a couple of times in the past, it was used, i called, got my money back, got a new card and new number, moved on

this is why a CC is better than Cash

if he had stolen $250 cash you wouldn't be getting it back now would you?

Leave $250 cash on the table in a bar and walk away. That's a big tip, not stolen.