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Facebook "Are you interested" is a scam - What can I do?

It appears that Facebook's

"Are you interested" dating thing is a scam,

Which isn't surprising, cause compared to eHarmony and others, it was useless.

I am not sure if I gave them a credit card, and I can't see a control panel to close my account, or disassociate my card, so I can never be billed again.

What can I do? - to cancel and never be charged again? refund?
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Good Idea! How do I remove the app? I couldn't see an apps section.

Will they still have my credit card, though ?
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Thanks,

So far, I have not been billed $54,000 from Nigerian Offshore Trade  company.

ALSO,

When I called for my card, Wells Fargo told me that the thing to do now, is to have a separate Debit Card, just for internet purchases, so keep, like, $1000 in there or something, and use or refill as needed.
That way, when a crew steals your money, it is almost nothing..
Especially, when I have almost paid off my house.