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Google Pay Virtual Card Fraudulently Used in Another State

A virtual debit card linked to a Credit Karma Money account was used without authorization at an Ohio store despite the owner residing in Florida. Mobile payment fraud using cloned or unauthorized virtual cards is difficult to trace and reverse. Single CFPB complaint.

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