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>>18037911
my mind right now

Fucking help me

How the fuck does nation wide block you, and how does that have to do with your internet I'm so confused

>>18037945
suspicious activity like using a separate email thats all you need to do...

>>18037952
Where are you from

>>18037962
Canterbury, why anon

>>18037952
What did you do? How is using a different email suspicious?

>>18037911
Did you forget to take your meds, anon?

>>18038048
I don't take meds just give me an answer, i have anxiety protection

>>18038013
its suspicious because to them its like someone else is using my card since its a different email

>>18038104
please help

I still can't quite understand what you did OP, you're not explaining it very well. Did you try to log into your insurance account with the wrong email address too many times and get locked out?

>>18038394
ok i used a separate email account to log into a dating site for free with my bank card, though it has a incognito name

>>18038421
also I found a nice girl who likes me, was a cirgin and wanted sex

>>18038421
If it's free why do you need your bank card? How does your bank know the name associated with that email address? Just from the name you submitted to the dating site?

It's expected people have more than one email address nowadays, so I'm guessing that the real problem has nothing to do with your email. It's more likely that you creating a dating site account with your card and a different name put up a red flag for them. If a site asks for your bank info up front they probably intend to do some test transactions to see if it's a valid account. If these came in under your fake name, it would look like somebody stole your card.

>>18038469
what do you think my parents will keeping in mind it may have an incognito name