<prompt> Human: So this is one of my first times ever posting so I hope this will be seen so I can get some guidance on my situation. Long story short, throughout college I racked up around 8k in credit card bills. I know I know be responsible, but attending a 4 year university and paying for everything on your own is not easy. So anyways, Im pretty much broke and I finally get an actual job. During this time I had matched with this woman on an app an she had told me she would pay off my credit card debt. Classic sugar momma situation. She is also in a foreign country for her job, so she says. So anyways having really nothing to lose I let her add her bank account to my bill pay on my bank account. A few days later my card is paid off plus some. And I should add that I cant just add her bank account to my account without her verifying two test deposits they make in her account which is part of the verification process. So she had to verify the account to be able to pay my bills. I am just not really sure what to do and if I could potentially run into issues with the road. But as I see it. I gave her access to my bank account and she gave me access to hers by verifying it and she sent me money. So I dont really think I need to worry but I figured I would seek advice. So thank you ahead of time for your advice and I looking forward to speaking to anyone who may have any input Update she cant take money from my account only pay my credit card bill. And that has been doneNo other action can be taken. I have changed my password  <response>: During this time I had matched with this woman on an app an she had told me she would pay off my credit card debt. Classic sugar momma situation. She is also in a foreign country for her job, so she says.This seems so dam sketchy, that money can be taken back at any time if it was fraud. DO NOT SEND HER MONEY! I gave her access to my bank account and she gave me access to hers by verifying it and she sent me money. Change all your passwords right now if you gave her any access, never ever share your logins. 