If we gave our credit card no. to subsricribe for any web site. Is there any posibility to being misused it?
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give it only to trusted sites, like paypal
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nope.. except when u giving info wherein the amount is gonna be deducted from ur acc when u buyin some stuff, then its not correct to give wrong info..\n\nother than tht giving wrong info in normal regn. wont do much harm..
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Speaking of ID theft...this is a one time purchase..no recurring fees...It's theft to charge what these services charge.\n\nhttp://www.anti-identity-theft.com
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Do not give your username and password out to that guy. Bad idea.\n\nUnforuntately you will have to wait until your yearly subscription is up, cancel it and then purchase a monthly subscription.\nYou can go to billing.yahoo.com to manage your subcriptions.
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No. I have looked. Every at hoime internet job wants you to pay a registration fee or something, or at least give them credit card details. Anyone that asks for all that isn't genuine. I honestly don't believe that there is a genuine one.
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as long as you downloaded it from the main site www.ashampoo.com (not from warez sites or a p2p program). and your web browser is is not plague by ad-wares of spy-wares that may redirect you from other sites. then there's nothing to worry about.
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Don't ever go to sites like that. They are scams to take your money get a virus. If its to good to be true its a scam. Some reporting picking up a virus. Others said wanted credit card number bet some gave now out of the money if you was one contact your credit card company NOW
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I agree this is a matter to take up with Yahoo directly.  If you can not get satisfaction from Yahoo, call your credit card company and contest the charge.  \n\nThe credit card companies have established guidelines and policies for situations like yours.   It might take some work, but you should be happy with the results.
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If you are visiting a legitimate site, it is safe. These include Amazon.com, eBay, Macys, etc. But don't ever give your credit card number through an email. Don't ever give it to someone who solicits it online. Don't ever click links in emails that claim to take you to a commercial site. It's sometimes difficult to tell if a link takes you to a legitimate site because some people are very clever at creating fake sites that look like the real thing. The best way is to go to the site yourself, without clicking links in an email.
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If your Credit card did not have enough funds or if there was any other reason that your CC could not be used Paypal would have charged a fee for costs. In view of financial charges nowadays it is very reasonable.\nWhy not ask Paypal? They are very helpful.
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Personally I avoided Surveyspaysu.com   it has a bad reputation for not paying for surveys that you do but to try to be helpful, I will share a link that I used to help me find a few good paying surveys site
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YES.  Most of the time they require you to buy software, supplies, etc.... Once they get your money, you never hear from them again.  Dont do it.
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Hussle through your reciepts? If you paid using a credit card seek the information you need. Have you checked the correct url? have you looked in your history from when you made the purchase to ensure you have the right website?
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you shouldnt be billed for the browsers at all, the only thing you should be billed for is the single connection to the internet you have. if you do receive multiple bills you should have a good ground to stand on.
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Careful of that last link. Here is MasterCards site.
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I think there are quite a few agencies that can collect the payment for you. Most recommended is "Paypal".\n\nPaypal will give you some code that you need to put on your website then anyone can make payments through there creditcard and paypal will collect it for you.\n\nhttps://www.paypal.com/us/mrb/pal=SKTWSKBV45NPS
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be careful with sites like that one because you can be charged big time, take it from someone who has been there done that lol