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Ok so a friend I know lost his card, when he awoken the next morning he see £200 removed from his account and deposited into a gambling website, I'm assumeing the person deposited with the lost card and withdrew into there bank, or gambled it all away..is there anything he can do ? Can the police track the guy/girl, thanks in advance, also he lives in the uk
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I'm sure he can file a claim with the card company. Also get his account closed and transfered to a new number.
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That sounds good I know he contacted the bank but he Dindt explain what they said or what action will be taken, if he contacts the police can they track him down and prosicute the person who found the card?
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Just ring the bank and eventually it will be paid back to you.
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Well hopefully he will be paid back the money, does anyone know if he contacts the police can they track it down and prosicute them or is it just bad luck for loosing his card, never have I or anyone I know ever experienced this so just trying to get some information together
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DxGHarris wrote Well hopefully he will be paid back the money, does anyone know if he contacts the police can they track it down and prosicute them or is it just bad luck for loosing his card, never have I or anyone I know ever experienced this so just trying to get some information together
I doubt they can track them down. They will have to just close his card and give his money back. But you never know with technology these days.
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Tell him to contact the bank and they will get the money back.
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I was thinking with the technology surely somthing can be resolved, I mean if the card was deposited into a website, the person either gambled it.. Or they withdrew it, so if they withdrew it surly they should be able to find the card it went to and bingo have all there details?
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Authorities aren't going to track someone down for £200
He could've gambled it online with a VPN, making it even harder track which isn't worth the trouble for only £200.
He can get it back by just contacting bank and being more careful with his card
He could've gambled it online with a VPN, making it even harder track which isn't worth the trouble for only £200.
He can get it back by just contacting bank and being more careful with his card
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Yes easy.
Go to your local bank, he needs to tell his own bank what he's with and explain the story. They will look into it, they will tell him to close down his bank for security seasons. If the bank thinks he got robbed by someone and stole his £200 the bank will owe him back £200. Then he needs to apply for a new bank card. This is what happened to me and I got the money back. This story is similar story the reason why half of the money went out of my bank for some odd reason. If not the bank he is with is shit. He needs to work his ass of to get his £200 back. Good luck to him..
Go to your local bank, he needs to tell his own bank what he's with and explain the story. They will look into it, they will tell him to close down his bank for security seasons. If the bank thinks he got robbed by someone and stole his £200 the bank will owe him back £200. Then he needs to apply for a new bank card. This is what happened to me and I got the money back. This story is similar story the reason why half of the money went out of my bank for some odd reason. If not the bank he is with is shit. He needs to work his ass of to get his £200 back. Good luck to him..
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