Seems legit.

TFCPodcast · 29 days

Wow, what sort of an idiot would fall for this, seriously? If you really want to know whether your card has been stolen, PM your details to me :-)

RJ815 · 29 days

You know, if it just links to a page saying yes, technically it's truth in advertising.

TheMightyMush · 29 days

For some reason, when people enter their info, the answer is always yes. Strange.

SimilarImage · 29 days

Age	User	Title	Reddit	Cmnt	Points
3 months	DaFunny1	Seems Legit	/r/funny	15	405
7 months	VforVenreddit	Looks Legit	/r/funny	9	234
11 months	dummystupid	Seems legit.	here	403	1484

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Lillipout · 29 days

I think I first saw that on SomethingAwful circa 2000 in a photoshop fake banner ads thread.

IIRC, "Centipedes in my vagina?" came out of that thread, too.

PoliticallyConcerned · 29 days

So we've descended to posting scam ads that we see on the internet?

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Hypobasis · 29 days

This is the fucking oldest fucking shit on the internet.This subreddit is fucking dead.

sixth_motors · 29 days

I could easily see my Grandmother falling for this.

duggtodeath · 29 days

http://i.imgur.com/9tfL5.jpg

snaill · 29 days

oh man i gotta check mine! can you link it??

RealTalkWithDogic · 29 days

"Yep, it's been stolen."

Cool-Zip · 29 days

I would at least give them credit if entering your info sent you to a page that just said "Yes."

Googalyfrog · 29 days

Well if after you enter your credit card number it automatically answers yes, then technically it is accurate at least.

Wisps · 29 days

I've seen this before.

MrArgo · 29 days

You need a CV code for it to work, not just the number and date. At least in the UK.

mjc1027 · 29 days

You would be amazed how many times my fiance's mother has been scammed by internet fraud. She never learns, her most recent 'win' was to pay $200 to get 'free' tickets to Vegas for four people, even gave out her banking information.

She is retarded.

Shady_Love · 29 days

Fun fact: the expiration date isn't necessary for any transaction. You could put any random date and the card will still go through.

edit: obviously not a date in the past

PhRzN · 29 days

similar website which I personally find to work quite well when I'm confused

ismycreditcardstolen.com

CptQwark · 29 days

pfft what kinda idiot would fall for this. Everyone knows the only legit people to trust with your card info are nigerian princes

aznwhiteboi · 29 days

WHAT THE FUCK A CREDIT CARD SCAM!?

spoone · 29 days

"It has now"

jdnorton · 29 days

and I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for you meddling Redditors!

JustinBOFHt · 29 days

I seem to remember that this is from SatireWire, though I can't find the link right now.

R88SHUN · 29 days

You wanna talk about a coincidence, mine was stolen the day after I used their fine service.

Reidman123 · 29 days

http://i.minus.com/iZbUvhs0Zbu24.gif

kroiler · 29 days

Mine appears to be ok...

jesse_h · 29 days

I'm having trouble entering my number into your link. Can i just use the comment area of this thread?

Smashy76 · 28 days

This reminds me when I got a call that my warranty on my 2005 and newer vehicle had run out. It was a live person and that was seriously their opening line. It went like this "Hi, I'm calling to inform you that your warranty has run out on your 2005 or newer vehicle and if you renew today I'm able to offer you 5 years warranty for the price of 3 years" I responded with "which one?" The lady replied "I dunno, your 2005 or newer one" I knew it was a scam as 4 other people in my office got calls too. Weird part was that the call came in on my cell phone. I had to play along, I had to have fun at the expense of others. So I asked what I needed to do. She said if have to fill out some online info and credit card info. I told her that I'd have to fax it back as I'm not computer savy enough to scan and resend. I told her I had 5 cars, but only 4 are 2005 or newer. She offered to put a warranty on my 5th vehicle for the same price as the others. I became a "lay down" (sales term for easy customer) I asked for the number to confirm I had received their emails, then asked how much will it all cost. She said $500 per vehicle and a $100 processing fee. When I asked if that's the best they could do, a manger came on the line to do a "second man close". (It's old sales tactic ) I got so much info bout who, what and $75 off! Woohoo!

Funny how they thought they'd scam me, but haha I out negotiated them and got $75! Suckers. <-------kidding just a lot of sarcasm.

What I did then was to write some serious foul words in huge black marker on the print outs. Then I taped the pages together end to end, put in the fax and hit send. Once the first page was thru, I then taped to the last page, creating a massive 5 page long fax loop. The fax just going and going and going. It wasn't till about 20 min later their fax machine stopped the request. I got a nasty email and then they called back so I answered the call like this "ontario provincial police, fraud division" they hung up. After 6 pm I resent the "fax loop" in hopes they had all left and their fax would be receiving my "fax loop" all night long. Then I spam bombed the email address they sent forms from. Called cops gave all info.. The cops laughed at my retaliation. The numbers and contact info lead me to a Brooklyn New York address. No Nigerians..

rush905 · 28 days

/r/Im14andthisisWTF

PissingPatel · 29 days

For some reason that made me think of the old Reddit... No, I won't say it.

spacekadette · 29 days

I'm so used to seeing ads on the internet that I waited at least two minutes before I looked at the image.. I thought it was an ad and waited for the real image to pop up. I'm an Idiot.

Wisps · 29 days

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WTF

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