LINKEDIN DEDUCTING *******LY R373.74 FROM MY BANK ACCOUNT

In the Economic crisis propelled by the Covid-19 pandemic and our personal information available through hacked servers , companies, including Banks and insurances want profits at all cost from the non-suspecting consumers. Piece of advise double check your bank statements, notifications and receipts. Never throw them away. don't be lazy to go to the bank and reverse disputed deductions. These companies rely on your ignorance, blindness and laziness to query and act on suspicious transactions in order to ***** your last penny. Then come to FB and Hello Peter to name and shame the companies that ***** from your bank account. When companies ***** from your bank account, Banks don't protect your account really, for every transaction that takes place in your account whether debit order or reversal, the bank takes a service fees for that. Eg LINKEDIN stole R373.74c without my consent on 28 April 2021. I did not even click fine tuned clauses in their online for their service. My bank card is with me. I did not give them my bank details either. Where and How did they get my sensitive personal information? When I contact Linkedin via their link from my notification is response "Oops... there seems to be a connection problem, check your connection and try again later". All my deductions take place same date monthly.