I have received a direct debit from Klarna that does not belong to me. What can I do?

If you have received a direct debit from Klarna that you don't recognize, you should act quickly. Here are the steps you can take:

Check your transactions:
- Make sure no one else in your household has used the Klarna account.
- Consider whether you may have placed an order with Klarna that you have forgotten about.
- Check your emails and order confirmations from Klarna to make sure it's not a direct debit for an older order or an installment payment.

Contact Klarna:
- If you still cannot assign the debit and suspect that it is an error or identity theft, contact Klarna customer service immediately. You can do this directly via the customer service chat in the Klarna app or in your web account.
- Report the debit as unauthorized so that Klarna can investigate the incident.

Steps for security:
- If you suspect identity theft, it is recommended that you take further steps such as changing your Klarna passwords and checking your credit card or bank details to identify any unauthorized activity.

By acting quickly, you can ensure that Klarna investigates the unauthorized debit as quickly as possible and takes appropriate action.

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