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Start with the credit card - Call the number on the back of the card. Borrow a phone to do this if you must. You’ve been hacked, but it you report it you’re not liable. Then call your bank. Then call your cell phone company, then your email provider support (Google the number)… By the way, no matter how official it looks never click on a link in an email or call the number they reference unless you are actually expecting it. That’s how scammers get your information to scam or hack you. Only call or contact the link or phone number you already have - such as on the back of your credit card.
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Start with the credit card - Call the number on the back of the card. Borrow a phone to do this if you must. You’ve been hacked, but it you report it you’re not liable. Then call your bank. Then call your cell phone company, then your email provider support (Google the number)… By the way, no matter how official it looks never click on a link in an email or call the number they reference unless you are actually expecting it. That’s how scammers get your information to scam or hack you. Only call or contact the link or phone number you already have - such as on the back of your credit card.