I'm sorry to hear that you've had a negative experience with CashApp. If your CashApp virtual card information has been stolen and unauthorized charges have been made, you should take immediate steps to protect your account and report the incident to CashApp.

Here are some steps you can take:-

1. Report the unauthorized charges to CashApp: Contact CashApp support as soon as possible to report the fraudulent activity. You can do this through the CashApp app or website.
2. Freeze your account: If you suspect that your account has been compromised, you should freeze it immediately to prevent further unauthorized transactions.
3. Change your password: Change your CashApp password to something strong and unique. Make sure that you don't use the same password for multiple accounts.
4. Check your other financial accounts: If you have used the same login credentials or payment information for other financial accounts, check them to make sure there hasn't been any unauthorized activity there as well.
5. File a dispute with your bank: If CashApp refuses to refund the charges, you may want to consider filing a dispute with your bank. You may also want to file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Remember to always practice good security habits when using financial apps or websites. Avoid sharing your login information, choose strong and unique passwords, and monitor your accounts regularly for any suspicious activity.

Can someone take my money when there's nothing in cash app?

If there is no money in your Cash App account, it is not possible for someone to take money from your account. Your Cash App account balance can only be affected if there are transactions that result in a change in your balance.

However, it is possible for someone to try to scam or trick you into sending them money through Cash App. Scammers may impersonate a friend or family member and ask you to send them money through Cash App. They may also pose as a customer support representative from Cash App and ask you to provide your login information or make a payment to resolve an issue with your account.

To protect yourself from Cash App scams, it is important to be cautious and vigilant. Only send money to people you know and trust. Do not share your login information with anyone. If you receive a suspicious message or request, verify the identity of the sender by contacting them through a separate channel, such as a phone call or text message.

If you believe that you have been the victim of a Cash App scam, you should report it to cash app customer service and your local law enforcement agency.

I sent money to the wrong account on cash app, Is there is any option to get refund?

If you have sent money to the wrong account on Cash App, you should take immediate action to try to get a refund. Here are some steps you can take:

1. Request a refund from the recipient: If you accidentally sent money to the wrong person, you can try to request a refund from them through Cash App. To do this, open the transaction details in the Cash App, and then tap on the three dots in the upper right corner of the screen. From there, select "Refund" and follow the prompts.
2. Contact Cash App support: If the recipient is unresponsive or unwilling to refund your payment, you can contact cash app customer service for assistance. You can do this through the Cash App by tapping on your profile icon and selecting "Support". From there, you can describe your issue and request help.
3. Dispute the charge with your bank: If you are unable to get a refund through Cash App or from the recipient, you may be able to dispute the charge with your bank. Contact your bank's customer service and provide them with the details of the transaction, including the recipient's information and the amount of the transaction. Your bank may be able to reverse the charge and refund your money.

Remember to be cautious when sending money through Cash App and double-check the recipient's information before completing a transaction. If you are unsure about a transaction, it is better to cancel it and start over than to risk sending money to the wrong account.