Sharon
Crazy - stole my credit card info
Crazy, they stole my credit card details and other info. I have never ever created anything related to Link, but it looks like they managed to get the data from Condé Nast. How? I blocked my card and deleted whatever I could but its nasty...
Response from link.comDec 13, 2025
Link is a saved‑payment and checkout product that merchants can offer to speed up future purchases—it stores a user’s payment and contact details so subsequent checkouts require fewer steps. Link itself does not independently collect or "steal" card data—accounts are created as part of a merchant’s checkout flow when a customer provides payment details to that merchant. You say your card and personal details were used without your consent and you’ve blocked your card and tried to delete the account. Next steps: If you’re the cardholder, contact your bank immediately to dispute any unauthorized charges and follow their guidance. Report the merchant and unknown charge via our lookup tool at https://support.stripe.com/questions/unknown-charge-from-stripe so Support can examine the transaction flow. If you want help locating or removing any Link account tied to your email, use the "I can't login" option at https://support.link.com/contact/login? and include any emails, merchant names (for example Condé Nast), and timestamps so Support can examine the creation flow. We take reports of possible data misuse and fraud very seriously and will assist where we can. We appreciate you sharing this.


