Owned

>>1060432
Wot.
You aren't making any sense. You made a payment for $1154 for what? To pay off your credit card? How did you "apparently" do this without knowing?

Can't say, but one way is you got owned by some xss vulnerability while purchasing something on ebay from a evil seller, or maybe one of the sites you purchased from got hacked by gooks. POS systems are notoriously vulnerable too. Or maybe your card has a RFID chip and someone passively scanned it. Rather than pay to secure the systems credit card companies feel its better to simply provide fraud protection. There are videos that explain the security problems on youtube.

Someone stole my credit card information or scanned my credit card.. i don't know how, but this ever happened to anybody of you guys? and is that so, what i have to expect will happen with the bank?

>>1060502
You aren't held accountable for it. That's the beauty of using credit cards. They have consumer protections that kick in whenever fraud or theft occurs. They may or may not do an investigation but at the very least they will reverse the transaction, and issue you a new card. This will be resolved by your next statement and in the meantime you should disregard that portion on your account.