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JetBlue Mastercard Activation warning My wife got her cc number lifted, and a fraud alert was generated. She got her new card, went to [jetbluemastercard.com/activate](https://jetbluemastercard.com/activate), and activated it. The next day, a new fraud alert, and she had not even used her card. We get a new (third) card today, and I go on my laptop (Mac, Safari browser) to do the activation. I type in the address (which was on a sticker on the card) and hit return, and immediately all my antenna go up. The website looks sketchy, with typos, and the address domain is not jetbluemastercard or Barclays (the issuing bank), but instead "[teuscherfifthavenue.com](https://teuscherfifthavenue.com) " I go back and retype the address, this time making sure I don't just hit return and accept the google "top hit", and it takes me to he correct site. Apparently what had happened with the second card is she went to this site, didn't notice, entered her info, and her new number got lifted. The site does ultimately take you to the correct activation site (since they want you to activate your card), but of course by then its too late. Not sure exactly what is going on. It seems like someone set up this site and gamed it so that it shows up first on the Google search when you type the [jetbluemastercard.com/activate](https://jetbluemastercard.com/activate) address. I had not gone to this site previously since she had activated the second card on her own laptop, and today I used mine. But it seems like if you type in the correct address and then just hit return without thinking about it, you're taken there and not to the correct site. But I'm not an expert on this, so if anyone has a better idea, lmk. I reported this to both Google and to Barclays. I also turned off the setting to pop up Google suggestions when you type an address.