I just posted not long ago and going to stay up until my bank opens to get this corrected. One thing that others might want to really consider is making a habit of cleaning out your history and cookies. I know its conveniant to keep them, but some sites will use cookies that other sites use.
Example...
If you did a search on google, for say... boats; then you go to another site and they have a search box. You click in that search box and type the letter 'b' and you see 'boats' listed as a possibility for searches. This is an example how sites use cookies from other sites. Credit card numbers and clicking 'Do not save my info' dosn't help alot of times.
Also, as a Unix admin I am aware how friendfinder places ads everywhere, and the ads are cookie sensitive. This is why I can belive it when someone never went to friendfinder and this has happened. However, I do clean my cache and history which leads me to believe a data base probally got hit somewhere and someone from this number got a hold of that list.
If this has happened to you, promptly contact your bank asap. Usually all transactions take about 5 days to process. You should beable to put a stop to it. That is what I am going to do this morning when my bank opens.
If this in fact is friend finder, they have gone way to far.
If it is or isn't, what I see here is this apparently all started in april and the amount seems to be increasing. I seen another forum on line I have never been to that has alot of the same happening to their users with the same date and growing amount of withdraws per person.
Good luck to everyone on getting this resolved, I can say right now I am livid!