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I have accounts with both, but IвЂ™d know if I had taken 10 rides with strangers in the past month. But all had this 402 phone number in them, and all stated PayPal and Lyft. The charges had gone straight to my bank, and I had not even noticed them because the amounts were so small ($4-$12 each). I contacted Lyft, and they themselves showed no record for these supposed trips I reviewed my PayPal account, and found nothing there. And I discovered an additional 10 Lyft/ PayPal charges adding up to about $100 which I also did not authorize. The agent said she would file a fraud report on the MoneyGram purchase and get my money refunded for that, and encouraged me to review my recent statements for other possible recent fraudulent charges. I explained to the agent that no, I had not authorized any MoneyGram purchases (ever) and became concerned. My story goes thus: I recently got a phone call from my bankвЂ™s fraud detection contractor wanting to verify some recent charges, including one from MoneyGram for $89. When you have the FACTS regarding that transaction, THEN and only then can you claim it is legitimate OR fraudulent. If it was a purchase that used your debit or credit card then contact the bank, and have them research it for you. If you keep all of your receipts, you should be able to find one dated within 2 days before or after the date showing on your statement that you are qeuestioning.ДҐ) And remember this above all else: Just because one or even a LOT of people say sommething is FRAUDULENT, do NOT assume that it is. If you donвЂ™t have a PayPal account, then go through your email вЂreceiptsвЂ™ that the vendors sent you. I bet if you tried to remember right now all of the vendors you have purchased from VIA PayPal in the last 30 days you would probably remember 1/3 of them OR less.Д¤) If in doubt, log into your PayPal account and look for a transaction on that same date. PayPal will automatically charge your credit/debit card for any вЂshortfallвЂ™ (in other words if you donвЂ™t have enough funds sitting in your PayPal account) to complete the payment YOU authorized.ДЈ) We are all fallable human beings, and even if we try hard to be precise with our transactions it is easy to forget the name of a vendor you purchased a SINGLE item from during the course of a month. (check into it, and you will see this is FACT)Дў) Even if you do have a PayPal account that is linked to your checking account, the charge COULD still appear on your CREDIT/DEBIT card statement *IF* you also linked your credit/debit card to your PayPal account AND set the credit/debit card as the PREFERRED payment source. You do NOT need to have a PayPal account to process credit/debit card payments through PayPal. HereвЂ™s why this is a problem:ДЎ) YOU buy something from a vendor using your DEBIT card that is not linked to a PayPal account, HOWEVER the vendor accepts payments via PayPal. Everyone is so quick to ASSUME that a charge is fraudulent just because you donвЂ™t recognize it. It shouldnвЂ™t take long but it will save you money!ДЇirst, everyone needs to take a breath.

If you want to avoid this and other pitfalls, get used to checking all transactions on your CC every month. Either way all I need to do is notify my bank within 30 days of the transaction and I get the money back! I got it in 2 today. It seems that this phone number has a large amount of clients associated with them which is a huge red flag for me! What is most concerning is that my bank didnвЂ™t catch this despite all of the вЂњprecautionsвЂќ I have placed on the account. The company Xoom is not anything I would use today. I remember numbers so this was an easy catch. Reading all of the stories I was also вЂњskepticalвЂќ of the individuals who вЂњforgotвЂќ a transaction. Considering all of the business done online it is easy for this to happen. Yes it is a pain in the butt but I did get my money back. I had to cancel my card and keep an eye on my bank account.

Someone had gotten my numbers from my Debit card and tried to make a transaction. Second I called my back and asked how they got access. I called PAypal looking for help and they couldnt help me as it did not come from my Paypal account. It is not based in the US but is owned by Paypal.

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All was on my business account and I had to figure out how to correct this.ДЇirst Xoom is a money transfer company for spanish speaking individuals according to their website. It had NOTHING to do with my paypal account either. Yes Xoom is owned by Paypal however paypal has NOTHING to do with them. The company listed was Xoom in the debit transaction. Some of the information here is plain wrong but it helped. My bank was closed but I immediatly searched the number to try and figure out what it was. I noticed a charge on Friday night for $985.99.