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Let. It. Go.

Also, wasn’t it MarkJ that asked them and they said no complaints? Nothing public?

Also also, depends what part of Lyca was asked.

You’re so set on shaming Lyca and needing them (for some weird reason) to out themselves as breached and responsible.

Man needs a life.

Nobody needs to shame Lyca, they have a very long Wikipedia page that does that for them…. You know, just some money laundering and tax evasion in 6 countries give or take

MarkJ posted a comment which was a statement from Lyca, as they aren’t replying to their customers

If anybody you should know that Lyca, if breached, can issue the advice to their customers to cancel their cards and save them a lot hassle

Lyca has shown many times they have zero respect for the law

Mark had a statement from them (likely email or message) stating this, it wasn’t publicly shared by Lyca, just between the two which mark shared. There’s a difference.

You’ve spent the best of a week, maybe less, going on about it.

Obsessed comes to mind. Everything ok?

You realise that if nobody talked about it, Lyca would enjoy never having this acknowledged?

Nearly everyone who also experienced this did before i posted about it

They are clearly processing them in batches, since there were a few after. If you were a customer im sure you’ll be affected soon, followed by all the articles and the ICO fine

And yeah sorry, I am a little obsessed with it. Part of the job though, you get to laugh and enjoy the sh*tsbow from an outsider perspective. This is close to the TalkTalk breach, but if card information was leaked it will probably have a much worse impact

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Put your point across once, fine, a hundred times? Not fine.

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True, was banging on a little. Though everywhere else I’ve posted I’ve only found more affected Lyca users

Agree to disagree?

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Innocent until proven guilty.

Coincidence doesnt mean anything.

Let’s hope for your sake something does come of it and you can start sleeping at night again :joy:

Indeed agree to disagree.

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Hey don’t get me wrong, I’d rather they wernt breached. Clearly their last one wasn’t enough to keep me away from their good deals

Assuming they weren’t for this message, it’s better for everyone involved if they atleast answer all the complaints about it people spend the time to send them

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Just imagine if they did actually have another breach (I don’t see how their could be anymore proof without them confirming it), and millions still trust them with their calls, texts and any other data that goes through them

They’re straight up ignoring my complaint emails while replying on trustpilot asking me to email them when I already have with a lot of details

This “breach” seemed to have happened at the same time as they moved from Wordpress to a new NextJS based site. Putting my tinfoil hat on im going to take a guess a very cheap outsourced dev was tasked with migrating a live, unencrypted version of their database to a new system, and couldn’t resist the temptation

Again, tin foil hat on there

Never heard of this place.

Had been used with Lyca back in August, and since then, Lyca had its own virtual card applied to it.

However, I was at an outdoor event in Wrexham yesterday and used the card at 4 vendors there. Never any fraud prior, so I’m more sus about yesterday than Lyca tbh.

Weirdly, a UK website :eyes:

Or at least seems so.

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Is it USA based? Uk based, probably unrelated

I’m pretty pissed as it’s my Ultra card, and not paying for another :worried:

Unless they finally realised not to active check their cards against Australia and the USA

Site does run on shopify, 3 others previously mentioned did aswell

Can I please say “ I told you so “ :face_with_hand_over_mouth:

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any chance of the name of the store?

:slight_smile:

Only joking though, you were right to be suspicious as no matter how much I know I only used that card at Lyca, you could never know that and i’ve acted the same way a lot before. But i’m pretty sure you know you were careful with that card, although it’s not as obvious to point the finger, I was pretty sure when I realised it was my virtual card named “lyca”

rangenine.com has existed since 2013ish, pretty sure their a legit retailer. just an easy target to perform active checks and grab the result i’d imagine

though I was incorrect, they aren’t running on shopify. seems like a wordpress site

you could head onto live chat and ask what details they had about you?

Because the event had multiple stalls with their own card machines, and the last Lyca payment on that card was July 2023, blocked for August 2023.

Then virtual card Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan on a new account.

Afaik I can’t access the old Lyca account from mid 2023, assuming it no longer exists as they’re quick to end sims with non payment.

So yes, more skeptical about a merchant from yesterday, or just unlucky in number being generated.

Not going to waste my time with this.

I haven’t used the Ultra card much online I don’t think; as Apple generally has Gold Metal saved details in safari etc, or it’s pay by Apple Pay which masks it anyway.

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If you were impacted and it was between those dates i’d expect to get a message from my friend soon enough since those were the dates he used it

They don’t seem to delete accounts though, mine from May 23 was still active although I couldn’t login so I made a new one in March 24

Were you paying with the card at this event or Apple Pay? and do Revolut make you pay for a new one even if it was impacted by fraudlent transactions?

I got another +1 on my Lyca thread on UKPF, another one who only used a virtual card at Lyca.
Was a USA merchant, seems like their still testing against those so might be unrelated…
https://www.reddit.com/r/UKPersonalFinance/comments/1cthgct/comment/l4koqyo/

Out of curiosity which card machines did they have? was it the square ones where it would’ve been obvious to tell if something was ontop of it?

I’d say square reader machines but I don’t particularly pay attention.

Because I downgrade Ultra to free, if I want another Ultra card I’d have to sign up again and at £45 with a £45 break fee, I’m not paying £90 for a card :joy:

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What would they have put for the billing address though, since it’s an online store? Wouldn’t a random postcode flag up? I know when I used my old postcode my entire account got blocked for 2 days

If I were you I’d throw up a quick post on your local FB group asking if anyone else had one, same I did with Lyca when I had a suspicion and quickly found others. If you do you can put it to rest