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Ok so i was planning a vacation when i checked my account to see how much i had i noticed there was a $700 or so difference and i looked and saw that a day or 2 ago some one had started making transactions with my card number online about 5. I have contacted my card issuer and have had all the charges stopped and card locked. I was wondering if I have the opportunity to sue the person who stole my credit info. 2 of the purchases were online so it should have an address for delivery. do I have any chance of legal action?
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You have a legal action most likely, but problem wil lbe trying to actually collect a money judgment from a thief. Other than reporting to law enforcment, these are usually just money pits you spend money on lawyers for little value.
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Answered on May 27th, 2014 at 9:29 AM
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