Several small amount credit card transactions to foreign "banks" that I don't recognize? May I call Interpol?

Question

I've been billed several times by unknown companies located in Spain,Israel,Cyprus,Malta and UK.

These transactions are small amount (from 1€ up to 29€), and I think that I have been scammed by someone who managed to get my credit card information ( maybe an employee or an accomplice of an employee, in a reliable adult site).

I have blocked my card, and I will have a new one soon.

And I am going to file a complaint of course.

But should I also call the police in every mentionned country, so that they can check the data of the wires and verify where is this 'bank" ? Israeli ,spanish,cypriot police could do it and catch the "bank" owner, right ?

Or maybe should I call Interpol ?

Give me a good piece of advice, please ...

Thank you in advance.

Answer 1

Contact your credit card company.  

Interpol is an information sharing organization between national law enforcement organizations.  They are not really an international police force.

Answer 2

Contact your bank and the credit card company

Answer 3

notify cred. card co. - let them handle it

Answer 4

Many credit card companies charge a small fee for out-of-country monetary transactions, usually a percentage of the original purchase. Sometimes the fee will show up as a separate transaction - possibly at a "bank". Of course, this would only show up on your card within a day or two of a purchase.

If you know that's not the case, then maybe calling Interpol would be a good idea. It could only help.