I know this is an old thread, but I need to contact Jagex directly as an online purchase I made appears to have not been processed. NOTHING in the Support area addresses this. I need a direct contact.
I am feeling hopeless that I just got screwed out of money. . .
If the information on the selected page does not help, most of those pages have a "Contact Us" button at the bottom which you can use to submit a written inquiry.
I appreciate the link and thought I was about to be able to contact someone directly. However, I went through all of the "clicks" and still never found a path for an email contact - just went to a dead-end.
It used to be MUCH easier to contact Jagex years ago . . .
Basically, you get to this message (below) but there is nothing to click to make contact with Jagex. Crazy . . .
GET IN TOUCH
If you intended to purchase membership but were logged onto the wrong account at the time and none of the above applies to you, let us know and we'll see what we can do to help.
my account was hacked, and 10m was stolen!!
they then tried to purchase $70 worth of something (bonds im thinking) through the website on my saved card on file!!
that charge was more than i had in my account, so they failed!!!!!!!
How do i stop jagex from trying to charge my account for this????
So I just got hacked by some dude with a YouTube video and it looked like I was on your site but I wasn’t I have screen shots of this guy who am I supposed to send this to he even got into my bank without my bank pin how is tug even possible
So I just got hacked by some dude with a YouTube video and it looked like I was on your site but I wasn’t I have screen shots of this guy who am I supposed to send this to he even got into my bank without my bank pin how is tug even possible
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So I just got hacked by some dude with a YouTube video and it looked like I was on your site but I wasn’t I have screen shots of this guy who am I supposed to send this to he even got into my bank without my bank pin how is tug even possible
When signing in to his site, it's possible it requested your bank pin together with authenticator code and password. All of this data went straight into his pockets!
If you're 100% sure you did not insert your bank pin in the site, it means your device somehow got infected with a RAT which let him access your computer remotely.
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