Description

I was looking for a part for a broken microwave oven and came upon this website (everydayapplianceparts.com). The part I needed was cheap (should have known better!) so I began the process of purchasing it. I did notice that the site was very slow, which I thought was odd. Minutes after entering my debit card information, I got an email from my bank, informing me of unusual activity from a Merchant called YIJINMAOYI for $71.23. This was declined. At this point, I decided to end the process. Two weeks later, I received an email from my bank, informing me of unusual activity from a Merchant called AID ACCESS BV for $150.00. This was declined. I called my bank to begin the process filing a fraud claim and getting a new debit card. It turned out the evening before receiving the latest activity alert that I had been charged about $70.00 for Uber Eats. I have never used this service before. I had my card deactivated and ordered a new card. The service rep told me that I would get my money back a little bit after filing this fraud claim. I am certain that this site is the culprit. I barely used my debit card for the time between these fraudulent transactions. This site is the only questionable place where it would have been used. In short, if the price for something is significantly cheaper than other places, it is most likely a scam. In this case, it appears that the scam here is to steal card information. Also, always research a site before attempting to do business.