First seen June 26, 2017. Last updated on August 22, 2021.
The credit card or debit card charge OMNYEX E COMMERCE DMCC was first submitted to our database on June 26, 2017. It has been flagged as suspicious by our users.
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| Merchant | CDKeys.com (edit) |
| Website | cdkeys.com (edit) |
| Phone | Click to Add |
| Category | Video Game Codes (edit) |
| Description | Seller of legitimate game codes (edit) |
This company stated I made a payment of £145.50 on the 26th June 2017 reference order 7336194420. auto-confirm@intl.paypal.com (mailt:qhnn@evgroup.uk.com) I have no idea what this is and certainly never ordered this.
This company just charged me $51.59 on my paypal with my bank account. oddly enough around the same time (01:30AM), someone was attempting to log into my Amazon account...currently disputing this.
Had a email says I had spent £60 never ordered anything as don't use PayPal
PayPal sent a Text alert about a suspicious transaction for £73.99 - notify as unauthorised or authorised. Didn't trust it so contacted PayPal direct - waiting for their reply. I certainly haven' ordered the Xbox software... I've never owned an Xbox!
"Omnyex E Commerce DMCC" owns CD Keys at www.cdkeys.com, this is and extract from their T&C's "The brand name “cdkeys.com” is wholly owned by “Omnyex E Commerce DMCC”, a private company incorporated under the laws of DMCC Free Zone, having its principle place of business at Unit 2603, JBC4, JLT, Dubai, UAE, license number JLT-69058, hereafter referred to as “cdkeys.com”." Hope that helps
Furthermore, this is their Linkedin page www.linkedin.com/company/omnyex-e-commerce-dmcc/
Your card issuer declined your £89.98 GBP payment to Omnyex Ecommerce DMCC on 3 January 2019. We're sorry, we know this can be frustrating. It may be due to a problem with your Visa x-xx18 or there may have been insufficient funds in your account. To try making your purchase again using PayPal, please return to Omnyex Ecommerce DMCC and choose a different funding source.
Kortutfärdaren nekade din betalning på 35,99 GBP till Omnyex Ecommerce DMCC den 18 juni 2019. Vi vet att det är frustrerande. Det kan bero på ett problem med ditt MasterCard x -xxxx eller så kan ditt konto ha ett otillräckligt saldo. Om du vill försöka betala med PayPal igen måste du återvända till Omnyex Ecommerce DMCC och välja en annan betalningsmetod. Om du har frågor kan du kontakta din kortutfärdare. nice try scammer this do not work any more
Just had message saying the PayPal payment for £87.98 was declined by card issuer. Never heard of this company nor tried to pay for anything so it's a scam. But you robbing scum got nothing from me!!
WTF is that, Charting me 49.99 for what?
Same happened to me £42.99, paypal say its legit
I downloaded an application onto my computer, thinking it was safe. It wasn't and my computer was infected by a hell of a lot of Trojans. It was at this time that I received a message from my mobile (plugged in) with the following text message: "Paypal: Your card issuer declined your Visa x-xx38 for £47.99GBP. Go to Omnyex Ecommerce DMCC and retry PayPal with a different card or bank account." If anyone reads this and this has happened to them you've most likely been infected with a trojan, which has accessed your files on your computer/phone (if plugged in) and used your Paypal details to access your bank account. I would strongly suggest downloading Malwarebytes, because the chances are it's disabled your antivirus on your computer. This, one stupid download (and I'm always safe, but trusted the site I got it from) put over 370 infections on my PC. I had to go back and forward into Safe mode, deleting files, registry keys, before eventually getting Malwarebytes and that did the rest. Again, you're most certainly getting this because your PC has been infected with a trojan or worse a family of them.
Legit, Crazy to see the amount of boomers not having any clue about their kids buying games with their paypal account.
Charged my Paypal £40 CD keys.com - also had an amazon intrusion same time. Clearly in league with a scam operation
I have a $133.19 charge that i don't remember paying for under "PAYPAL *CDKEYS.COM Sydney AU" How do i go about getting my money back if this is a scam....
Bought a cd key from cdkeys.com: (mail@cdkeys.com) they asked me for my phone number and ID, driving licence or passport scan to "authorize" the transaction. I declined, lucky for my bought via PayPal so I got my cash instantly back. Because I used Paypal they know my e-mail address and now I got !$^#tons scam messages (before that I didn't have any) WATCH OUT!!
If you buy CD Keys from cdkeys.com this is the company they use to charge you, it's totally legit. I buy gaming stuff from them all the time, this is the company they use to run debit card purchases
Charged £21.99 through PayPal to buy something I have no interest in on a site I've never heard of. No one else has access to my PayPal, definitely a scam.
Charged over £220 through PayPal to buy some game points which I never play (and own a Xbox). I've NEVER heard of this merchant, NEVER paid to this merchant, yet it charged me. Filed the case to Paypal. Looking for any security loopholes even though I used to consider mine is fine.
Charged AU$64.29 through PayPal to buy a computer game I have no interest in (at 75years old, I cannot play games on the PC). From a site I've never heard of. No one else has access to my PayPal, definitely a scam.
Have frozen my PayPal account as have had numerous unauthorized transactions totaling over $360 never heard of this company until they stated ripping me off