Al, I hope you cancelled that VISA card.  I had the same experience within
the past month when five charges showed up on my card that I had not made.
One was with AMZ Superstore, too.  In my case, I fear that an employee of an
on-line merchant copied my card info as I only used that card for on-line
transactions and my computer is well-protected.

Charge card theft can occur when any of perhaps hundreds of people in the
credit and retail system abuse their positions to steal information.

Gordon Totty

-----Original Message-----
From: alan smith [mailto:[log in to unmask]] 
Sent: Friday, April 14, 2006 12:05 PM
Subject: on-line theft

I recently got my VISA bill and there was a charge for $91.79 US
($110.05CDN)
  from AMZ Superstore in Washington State.
  I went on google with "amz superstore" and the FIRST item up was for a
computer theft by AMZ in 2004. It referred to 
  www.complaints.com/directory/2004/december  and they told how they had not
bought anything. Well, on March 28th, 2006, I went to their web site because
I had heard about them. I DID NOT BUY ANYTHING!! Apparently my VISA number
is stored on my computer. I believe that there is more data there too.
  Can someone tell me that info is stored so that I can have control over
it?
  Many thanks,  AL SMITH

		
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