You have received a letter that your money was debited, but you didn’t buy anything, didn’t make any transactions, and didn’t withdraw cash? It seems like the scammers got your card or its data. One such company involved in the scam is Purifier.cc. Read the information below to find out what to do if you have received a message that Purifier.cc is charging you $48.99 and how to return the stolen money.
You may get a warning via your email that Purifier.cc is charging you. However, don’t rush to click on the suspicious link they provide.
If you detect credit card charges that are unauthorized, you should immediately block your bank card. Contact the issuer of your card and inform them about Purifier.cc is charging you $48.99 a month. Then you will need to write a statement of the cardholder’s disagreement with the operation at the bank office. If you followed the rules for using the card, then there is a great chance to return the stolen money.
It is the bank’s liability to return the money, if the two conditions are met:
Review the contract you signed with the bank before reporting that Purifier.cc is charging you. You can do it by phone or at the bank office. In order not to waste time, it is better to immediately call their office and discuss the procedure with the bank assistant. But in any case, you will have to go to the bank office to write a statement of disagreement with the operation demanding a refund. Keep a copy of the application with a note that the bank has accepted it.
Then the bank will conduct an internal investigation. The payment system will also take part in it. Based on the results of the investigation, a bank employee will contact you and inform you of the decision. The bank will refund the money that Purifier.cc charged you if you confirm that you have not violated the rules for using the card.