You're probably familiar with the joys of online shopping, but sometimes it comes with risks, as one Malaysian recently experienced. 

Sialnya siapa yg hack card aku ni kimak pic.twitter.com/4x3uZFZmVc

— cacap | eras tour sg n1 (@cacapicecek) February 4, 2024

This individual shared screenshots on Twitter showcasing a loss of RM 837.86, accompanied by a frustrated query: "Who the heck hacked my card?" The screenshots revealed four transactions, each totaling RM 8447.38, allegedly made within three minutes to a company named Rent A Cop Car Corp. 

Babi tol bypass dekat account official nfl gila tak selamat beli barang kat usa ni pic.twitter.com/NEzzjQauXL

— cacap | eras tour sg n1 (@cacapicecek) February 4, 2024

However, the individual's Maybank card was declined due to exceeding the credit limit, prompting a demand to settle the outstanding balance. Despite the apparent failure of the four-figure transactions, another deduction of RM 837.86 was successfully made for purchase from FRG*NFLSHOP.com in Jacksonville, US. The individual expressed frustration, stating, 

"Damn, they managed to bypass the official NFL account. It's insane how unsafe it is to buy items from the USA." Many netizens empathized, sharing similar experiences where their cards were blocked due to fraudulent transactions. 

Another netizen suggested that since it was a credit card, the bank would likely intervene to resolve the issue caused by a security breach, reassuring, "If it's not our own doing, there should be a solution. The bank also wants their money back."