A Disneyland tourist claims to be a victim of credit card fraud, worth more than $40000. She became a victim because her apple watch fell on a amusement facility in Disneyland While Apple devices are often lost or misplaced, it is ] very rare for device owners to lose huge amounts of money due to loss.
In a report on a trip to Disneyland in Florida on April 13, the owner of an apple watch claimed so.
According to the report of the Orange County Sheriff's office seen by WDW news today, a park guest is in the seas with Nemo & amp; Lost her apple watch on friends. It is reported that the Hermes Apple watch of the tourist fell from the fence floor of the amusement facility when the amusement facility was high.
The report said the woman's husband prompted operators to stop the game because he wanted to go down and try to get the apple watch back. Then, a park staff instructed the couple to stay on the ride while it was running and assured them that they would return the watch to their hotel.
After submitting an incident report to Disney's customer relations department, the woman was told that the staff did not get the watch.
Complicating the incident, the woman said her credit card began to receive fraud alerts. She said several credit cards were loaded on Apple watch, including an American Express card with unlimited credit.
The fraud alerts allegedly cost her $40000 on her card. Hearing the news, the woman immediately stopped the relevant credit card.
When the case was reported to the Orange County Sheriff's office on April 14, the police told the woman to communicate with the card issuing bank to learn more about fraudulent charges, so as to facilitate their comprehensive investigation. The report did not disclose the names of the victims or any details of where the so-called money was spent.
Although it makes sense that the woman's credit card was eventually withheld $40000, it seems unlikely that it was caused by the lost Apple watch.
Since the apple watch will lock automatically after it is removed from the wrist, you need the correct password to unlock it before payment. Unless the password is a very easy number to guess, it is impossible to enter the password correctly without any prompt in several attempts.
There may be other explanations for the fraud, such as traditional fraud involving card details, card cloning and theft.