Imagine being so thick you use your own debit card fraudulently.
We’ve all met someone like this who thinks they’ve found a cheat code. I’m honestly surprised they managed to rack up that many charges before TfL got them though
The website is barely usable. Is the gist that they used a card with insufficient funds and tfl let them continue their journey and put them in debt and they didn’t bother to pay the debt?
If so then it sounds like something they probably shouldn’t publicise as it will encourage others.
How many zones do you need to travel though to get a £1.7k journey? No wonder the card didn’t have enough money on it.
That’s pretty funny. Using your own bank card is the least anonymous way of committing fraud. Once you tap, they can easily figure who you are and where to find you thanks the the bank’s records. To think they thought they could get away with it is hilarious.
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Imagine being so thick you use your own debit card fraudulently.
We’ve all met someone like this who thinks they’ve found a cheat code. I’m honestly surprised they managed to rack up that many charges before TfL got them though
The website is barely usable. Is the gist that they used a card with insufficient funds and tfl let them continue their journey and put them in debt and they didn’t bother to pay the debt?
If so then it sounds like something they probably shouldn’t publicise as it will encourage others.
How many zones do you need to travel though to get a £1.7k journey? No wonder the card didn’t have enough money on it.
That’s pretty funny. Using your own bank card is the least anonymous way of committing fraud. Once you tap, they can easily figure who you are and where to find you thanks the the bank’s records. To think they thought they could get away with it is hilarious.