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Volaris Airlines Attempted an unauthorized charge my credit card, Tijuana, Internet
*Author of original report: You are probably right
*Consumer Comment: More likely
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You are probably right
AUTHOR: gwsmith80 - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, August 12, 2010
Up to a point. I do fault the indiviual with my credit card, but also the airline. Since this was an internet or telephone purchase, the airline failed to check the 3-digit code that would verify that the person actually had the card.
My credit card company immediately cancelled the card and issued a new one.
The more likely scenario is that someone with your stolen card info was trying to use it to buy a ticket from the airline. Do you have any reason to believe the airline was involved?
Last time my card numbers were stolen, somebody tried to buy a lot of shoes at a Nike outlet in Japan. I'm pretty sure that Nike was not in on the scam.
