Credit Card Fraud - A2B Transfers and Resorthoppa

[Fran]

Natwest  were the same with me, they blocked the transactions, phoned me to let me know, and cancelled my card and issued a new one which arrived within 48hrs. I was very impressed.

[briannsue]

Hi.
Could any one tell me what other company I could use. I need to book for my daughter .
Thanks Sue.

[Scunner]

Call me a fool but I think you'll be fine with A2B/Resorthoppa now.

[briannsue]

Ok
Thanks I will give it a go.

[dollycat]

Hi,
As I wanted to book about 10 transfers with A2B, I decided to ring their head office earlier today to see if there was an alternative method of payment. At first they didn't seem to want to admit to being aware of the problem but eventually admitted that they were aware & were currently "looking into" it.

They could offer no alternative to booking online with debit/credit card so I decided to give them a miss.

By the way - I also experienced fraudulent use of my card about a month ago. After 2 payments had gone through, (both mobile phone top ups) Natwest blocked a 3rd larger transaction, put a block on my card, then sent me a replacement. I had no idea how my card security had been compromised until I read on here about the A2b connection and remembered that I'd booked with them earlier this summer.

Tracey

[Bluwise]

Tracey, I know one or two think they are poor at answering email but you could try Fethiye Lovers if you are stuck - I can't recommend any other transfer companies as only ever used Arthur and hasn't let us down in several years -
info@fethiyelovers.com
They also have a FB page you could message on.

[Anne]

Email any of the companies to book and pay COA.  We do it all the time.  Have never once paid for our transfers before arrival.

[kayakebab]

Have you all sent your booking details and details of fraudulent transactions to socialmedia@resorthoppa.com ?
They will realise the extent of the problem with 30 odd emails landing in their inboxes.

First Direct didnt notify me, I only noticed 2 transactions to o2 when I logged on to Internet banking to transfer some money, but was all very smooth from the moment I rang them about it.
Te banks aren't bothered as they get their money back from O2 and co.
It's O2 and co who need to be worried.

[dollycat]

Thanks for your suggestions. I've already arranged a transfer though.

I wanted to book with A2b as there are 5 of us all coming & going at different times etc and a "normal" transfer works out expensive for 1 person.

I've used A2b in the past & I've no complaints about their service in resort - just a shame about this security thing.

Kind regards,
Tracey

[littlereddevil]

Have you all sent your booking details and details of fraudulent transactions to socialmedia@resorthopper.com ?
They will realise the extent of the problem with 30 odd emails landing in their inboxes.

It's resorthoppa.com