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Hi everyone,
today, someone hacked into my nintendo account, where I have saved paypal as a primary payment method. He spend about 150e. I have login info, that he get into my account from India etc. I dont know, what to do now. I contacted paypal and will try to contact nintendo, when they open customer service in the morning. But please, people....Do you have experience with this? Damn. Please, help 😕
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This happened to me, all I did was contact paypal as an unauthorised payment had been made. They froze the money before it left my account and then cancelled the order.
Nintendo is still faffing about, but Paypal sorted the issue within seconds.
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Hello! This is a reassuring message. I've prompted nintendo for a refund and they are looking into it but I tried paypal and they have stated it was an authorised payment although my paypal and nintendo account weren't linked. Are you confident I'll get my money back through nintendo?
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"The key here is to CONTACT NINTENDO FIRST. If you go to PayPal or your bank first it will mark your account as fraudulent and that basically cuts off nintendo from being able to issue a refund because of the fraud status."
So what do we do if we contacted Paypal first? The first instinct when someone steals your money is to immediately inform Paypal/Your bank, which is what I did.
Paypal closed my dispute, and unlinked my account from Nintendo with no further action or response. My bank informed me to call them again when the money actually leaves my bank account, so they can contact Paypal to work it out.
But if Nintendo is the one handling this, then what's the solution for those of us who reported it to Paypal first?
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Do not de-authorise Nintendo. I will need them to be able to refund my money when they resolve this issue
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