Cupid.com has my husbands password and my info but never signed up?

[ashley]

We are worried about this. Cupid.com sent my husband an email about how someone wanted to chat with him and of course he clicked it and it took him to "his" profile with his location and his username. We tried to log in on a different computer and we got in using his personal password! How the heck does it know his unique password? I know he watches porn which is not bothersome but he gets it free he's never paid for it and I don't suspect any cheating of any kind. But we're very concerned about how it got his password info. Now we are worried they may have credit card info as when you look at the reviews people get charged for the site. Thanks!
There is no info about him on there no pic no activity nothing. I did do a little searching and it really doesn't seem like he signed up for anything like this. But they have his name email zip code and password. Which is scary how do we know they don't have his card number. He is also more concerned than I. He has a very important high profile job if they found out he had a dating profile he'd probably be fired. So I don't think he created it.

[Mouse_Click]

cancel the card call them say that there may be possible fraud and they will happily send a new one.

those sites are vile... email them and also threaten them with twitter

[Tamas]

Heather, face it. He made that account.

[Carey]

That is something to worry about! To me it kind of sounds like he made the account just because if they wanted to scam you out for your money they probably wouldn't use your email. (so that you'd be unaware where missing money is coming from)

However, I'm not saying that your husband did it, because if you just look up that site on here just in the search answers bar, before you even click enter the suggestions are kind of similiar to what you're saying. (especially the last suggestion)

From what I've seen just in the suggestion bar it's a dating website... does it have an info box that describes him? Does it look like he wrote it? Maybe if he didn't make it the person getting info about him is getting it from Facebook.

If the case is that your husband didn't make that account, then that is scary. And you can take that to court if you can prove the fraud, and make sure to contact the site. Maybe even go down to your local police department see if they can help you out.