I know it’s a long shot, but when I used my virtual card with Lyca I used a random name and house number although the correct postcode
Are either of these details presented to Monzo when a transaction is attempted? Would they be able to tell me them if so?
House number should be available if the merchant presented it but they may not have supplied the address.
Is the number on the left in thousands? Or just 50?
it doesnt relate to the number of searches directly, e.g if you put in a super common term it seems to max out at 100
Numbers represent search interest relative to the highest point on the chart for the given region and time. A value of 100 is the peak popularity for the term. A value of 50 means that the term is half as popular. A score of 0 means there was not enough data for this term.
Doesn’t really say anything then without a figure.
10 people go looking. 5 earlier, then 10 at a later time.
Not a lot really then.
Mrs Revels unhappy?
Then she should be using her account 
Seriously what is the chance this isn’t Lyca? The odds must be so insanely low that it isn’t
I assume you have to cancel that card now, doesn’t seem to be a virtual?
I haven’t yet. I thought the advice was not to bother when it’s just an active card check?
It was a successful active card check in your case, meaning your card has now been marked as active by the fraudster and you can expect to have money stolen any moment now
Atleast freeze it
Surely all active card checks by their definition are successful?
The last time I had one like this Monzo support told me not to worry.
When it’s an active card check at a merchant you recognise, you shouldn’t worry. Eg Amazon checking your card with them still exists
Obviously there is no reason for strong marriage now to have your card details, and their trustpilot is full of people complaining about fraudulent transactions
Strong Marriage Now are likely not involved, but their website allows a fraudster to check if your card is active and find out the result of that active card check - which is how they are testing if your card details are currently active. Now that they’ve discovered they are, the next step is to use them or sell them to somebody else
Make no mistake, somebody either a human or bot has typed your card details into the Strong Marriage Now website. If that wasn’t you then obviously you need to take action to protect your account
Here was what monzo had to say about my unrecognised active card check
Card cancelled, new one on the way. Byeeeee 
I’ll be moving Lyca to my Lloyds credit card from now on, just in case, then it’s not my money! What a farce!
Glad i am with EE direct with all the issues with lyca hack.
So, is this card details being compromised from the previous data breach in October or a new one? I’ve only been with Lyca a month or so and hoping I won’t be affected.
Mine can’t have been October as I’ve only made two payments to them and both more recent than that. 29/3 & 4/5.
Speculation 
The odds of it not being Lyca are lower than the odds I can turn £200k into £1M in roulette tonight
Let me define that:
How else do we see this affecting a lot of people in communities like ISPR without it being a mass issue affecting hundreds of thousands of people, or a single merchant that was compromised and is by chance the only thing in common between those people?
Sure, possible it’s not Lyca, not very likely.
Lyca also just publicly lied about receiving no complaints from their customers, both me and 3 others from ISPR emailed atleast one of the Lyca complaints or fraud alert emails, they have not replied to anybody but they did reply to somebody on twitter 2 days before they said they received no complaints
If no one ever pointed it out, it would never be solved as im sure Lyca would love this to never be acknowledged
