I saw a very good deal (or so I thought) on a set of hand tools I needed desperately for work. The price was nearly half of the normal price anywhere else. Because it was a set I believed it was real. About a day later I received an email stating that my order had been cancelled. I never noticed the email and I dont believe I ever had a charge to my account either for the purchase I thought I made or If there was a charge they refunded me. About 1 and a half to 2 weeks later I started to receive texts/notifications from my bank regarding an attempt to add my card to Google, Apple, and then Samsung pay. It kept denying it and not allowing it to be added. Then somehow they finally were able to add it to Samsung Pay after numerous attempts, and Im not completely sure but at the time that it was finally added successfully my bank or a number appearing to be my bank called. Either it was a fake bank/number with a caller id appearing to be my bank and I somehow provided them the right information, or I accidently approved instead of declining the add to samsung pay, or they just finally got it right/got lucky. So they had finally gotten my card added to their samsung pay. I still needed this specific card for a refund and to be able to use the atm so I mistakenly left it active and turned off transactions. (Dont be me, get it over with and just get a new card) So when I needed to use my card I would simply cut my transactions on then just cut them back off after. I ran into a problem with uber and needed to leave it on, and also I knew it would happen, I forgot to cut my transactions off. So luckily I allowed transactions and made a purchase to amazon for all but 15 dollars (thank god) and forgot to cut my transactions off. Shortly after that they were able to use my card in brooklyn ny for 3 seperate test transactions of 5 5 and 2 dollars. So like I said earlier thankfully I had just drained my card because shortly after that they attempted to make a purchase at boost mobile for 850 or 950 dollars. Had they attempted this maybe 15 minutes earlier they may have been successful and gotten me. 12 dollars and the successful attempt at stealing my card/account information was enough for me. I will no longer use sites/places/businesses I do not know or am unable to lookup information and reviews about them. My father is very secure and careful about using his cards in general and especially using them online, he will make sure to find any other way to do or get what he needs before using anything online. I now understand why and have a newfound respect for his strategies, online purchasing, and internet safety and security. I am lucky enough to have only allowed and experienced a small minor inconvience instead of a major life changing fraud or personal theft and even more thankful I didnt get my identity stolen. The internet and online transactions/purchasing should always be used in the most minimal and safest way. Treat your account security and personal identity with the most utmost care and make sure to minimize purchases and keep your personal information safe and secure. If you think someone has your account information cancel the card and dont give them the opportunity to inconvience you or cause you unnecessary and time consuming problems.

AVOID THIS COMPANY BY ALL MEANS THEY WILL STEAL YOUR ACCOUNTS AND CARD INFORMATION!