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unknown transactions
Wayne Daren
I had to open a new credit account as the old one was hacked.
When I initially downloaded on the new number, it DL a year back-ok.
But it also posted numerous zero amount transactions with seemingly random letters in the payee area. What are those?
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GeoffG
Replacing a compromised CC is a common issue and sadly will only get worse. Rather than creating a new account and experiencing the related issues, it's better to deactivate the CC account, change the account number, reactivate the account and update. You will see no unexpected results following this process. In your case, you will need to restore from a recent backup to exclude the new CC account.
splasher
Let me guess, it was a Discover Card. When a transaction on their website has more than some given number (?) of letters in the description, it causes a second $0 transaction to download with junk in the payee, you can delete them without any worry of losing anything.
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GeoffG
Replacing a compromised CC is a common issue and sadly will only get worse. Rather than creating a new account and experiencing the related issues, it's better to deactivate the CC account, change the account number, reactivate the account and update. You will see no unexpected results following this process. In your case, you will need to restore from a recent backup to exclude the new CC account.
splasher
Let me guess, it was a Discover Card. When a transaction on their website has more than some given number (?) of letters in the description, it causes a second $0 transaction to download with junk in the payee, you can delete them without any worry of losing anything.
Wayne Daren
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@GeoffG
said:
> Replacing a compromised CC is a common issue and sadly will only get worse. Rather than creating a new account and experiencing the related issues, it's better to deactivate the CC account, change the account number, reactivate the account and update. You will see no unexpected results following this process. In your case, you will need to restore from a recent backup to exclude the new CC account.
You were right. It was actually an easier fix than what I did. Aren't backups nice? I just had to update other accounts and some matching cleanup
Wayne Daren
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@splasher
said:
> Let me guess, it was a Discover Card. When a transaction on their website has more than some given number (?) of letters in the description, it causes a second $0 transaction to download with junk in the payee, you can delete them without any worry of losing anything.
Bingo, it was Discover. I assumed they could be deleted. But, you know, sometimes Q gets quirky. I have learned the hard way not to play around with payees in Q.
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