If you are concerned that you may be a victim of fraud, you can immediately pause your payments by reporting the unauthorised purchase in the app:
If you don't have the app, contact us directly.
Note, pay attention to Klarna communications after your report since we might reach out if we need more information.
Should I also report it to the authorities? Yes, if you believe an unauthorised purchase has been made in your name, you should report this first in the app and immediately after to the authorities.
Additional actions:
Read Klarna's Fraud protection promise to learn more about how we protect you from purchases or charges made without your authorization.
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