Somebody cloned my credit card.... I have their address

[Brampton_Boy]

So I just got an email confirming my purchase of a $2000 portable power station.....the only problem is, I never ordered a power station.

I log into my bank account, and I see that the charge has been posted to my credit card. Long story short, I called my credit card company and secured my account.

Where things get interesting is that the order confirmation has the person's address and name.

How should I play this..... I am tempted to pay a visit to Mr. Aman Narula, but I don't trust myself to stay calm. The alternative is to do nothing and let the bank do its thing, or perhaps call the police? I'm not sure how the latter works - they are obviously doing something illegal, but I'm not sure how seriously the police take things like credit card fraud.

I feel slighted and vengeful.

 

[Pittie Petey]

What if you go over there and they steal your credit card again

 

[pv3Hpv3p]

If you're not going to stomp him out, at least call the cops. I'd guarantee your not the only card he stole, and maybe you could help out some other poor bastard that this sack of shit robbed.

I'm still leaning towards stomping...

 

[toasty]

I'm with ya BB and I'm bringing 1 jab and 13 unlucky uppercuts for Mr. Narula......

But seriously call the cops

 

[JonnyBonesPharmacist]

Only way to make sure it doesn't happen again.....kill him and eat the evidence

 

[toasty]

Only way to make sure it doesn't happen again.....kill him and eat the evidence

 

[Fedorgasm]

Aman Narula might be an innocent victim too.

There are all kinds of scams where people try to con others into sending them stolen merchandise.

They might call Mr. Narula and say "Hi! My name's Michelle and I'm a big-breasted American single woman. I ordered something and they told me they accidentally sent it to your address by mistake. Would you mind meeting me at Starbucks so I can get the package from you? I'd be ever so grateful. Here's a pic of me in a bikini. I just moved here and don't know anybody so if you're nice maybe we'll be friends."

 

[NoSmilez]

It's probably a fake name or that guy is a sucker. You should call the police or dress up in a delivery guy uniform and make them sign for a big box of horse shit.

 

[toasty]

Aman Narula might be an innocent victim too.

There are all kinds of scams where people try to con others into sending them stolen merchandise.

They might call Mr. Narula and say "Hi! My name's Michelle and I'm a big-breasted American single woman. I ordered something and they told me they accidentally sent it to your address by mistake. Would you mind meeting me at Starbucks so I can get the package from you? I'd be ever so grateful. Here's a pic of me in a bikini. I just moved here and don't know anybody so if you're nice maybe we'll be friends."

 

[Other]

I would, with a name like that, make a few calls to some three-letter agencies.

 

[supermurph]

That sucks dude. I believe the dollar amount qualifies it as petty theft or grand theft. This value fluctuates state to state in the US. Not sure about other countries? I'd imagine they'll be more likely to persue and prosecute if it's grand theft.

I'm sure the fun way would be to give him a hospital bill for 10 times that amount, but unfortunately, the authorities never seem to look upon you favorably for taking things into your own hands. Even self defense can require a lawyer and will cost you in some cases if arrested. Stay calm, and stay free. The bank / credit card company might have filed a police report already, but I'd defer to them for how to handle it on your part.

 

[GoodBadHBK]

Do what you're best at, sleep with his wife.

 

[NoSmilez]

Do what you're best at, sleep with his wife.

That is messed up but I giggled.

 

[aerius]

Do what you're best at, sleep with his wife.

TS is never gonna live that down as long as Sherdog exists.

 

[Yoel Bromero]

Whats the address? Best possible reason for a mayberry meetup would be watching you fill him with uppercuts and then we all fill him with semen.

 

[Brampton_Boy]

Update: Called the police and they actually sent out an officer to my house to start an investigation. As another poster mentioned, the cops feel like this guy is probably scamming multiple people, and they are serious about cracking down on fraud.

While it isn't as satisfying as going to his house and slapping him, it's good to know that the police are going to be paying a visit.

 

[Bornstarch]

Cut your losses. If you go to his house, there's a very good chance he'll rape you. Think of it this way. You spent $2000 to not get raped. That's a deal.

 

[Jesus X]

I quit using 7/11 because too many had those card skimmers

 

[whocares]

Are those car ignition bombs from the movies real? That seems pretty tight for a revenge move.

 

[VulcanNervPinch]

Cut your losses. If you go to his house, there's a very good chance he'll rape you. Think of it this way. You spent $2000 to not get raped. That's a deal.

Aw, you don't know that.

Pics of Aman Narula?