Fraud, caution stolen products.

[Mr Wolverine]

In Dec and Jan we got scammed three times with expensive scopes shipped to Quebec.

These are stolen goods as they have not been paid for, we got caught by a customer(s) using stolen CC information. This is a good reminder for everyone to always check their CC statement carefully.

Stolen are the following: Leupold Mark 6 1-6 x 20 (LPD-115045) for $2,855.00 plus shipping and tax. SERIAL # 506996Y
Bushnell Elite Tactical 1-8 x 42 (BUS-ET18524) $2,270.00 plus shipping and tax. No serial #
Swarovski Z6 2.5-15 x 44 (SWA-59419) $3,019.00 plus shipping and tax. SERIAL # RA8311622

Reward offered $1,000.00, for the recovery of the scopes and prosecution of the thief.

[rs92stockie]

Theres more and more fraud from CC. Then you get charged back... Unfortunaly theres no way you can protect from that... Sorry for you.

[c.t.smith]

Cut their hands off. Dirty rotten scum.

[parkervh]

It really sucks that the CC companies screw the retailers. If everything checks out with address, name and number the CC company should eat it.

[Boomer686]

That blows! It makes things worse for buyers and retailers alike. Hopefully you will get a lucky break and the POS will get caught.

[elliott264]

Cut their hands off. Dirty rotten scum.

^this

[pmatuk]

only ship to the address on the credit card somewhat avoids this fraud but not always

[xdmer]

Sorry to hear this, hopefully it ends in a better story.

[PrecisionLongshot]

That blows.

Can I suggest, at least for online transactions, you look into adding the Verified by Visa/Mastercard Securcode options? That's an additional layer of protection. Otherwise online payments are basically 'Card not present' transactions and you take all the liability

[Phat Eagle]

^^ I've noticed a lot of retailers are starting to use the Verified by Visa/Mastercard Secure options.