How to avoid card skimmers at the pump (hint: it has nothing to do with security cameras, tape or other ineffective security measures) https://t.co/yX5ITwW40a
This card skimmer was found on an ATM in the west end. Carefully inspect any device you slide a card into for any signs of tampering. If you suspect tampering, give us a call. This type collects but does not send information so we don't know if anyone's information was stolen.
When shopping online for Mother's Day, be on the look out for phishing scams or too good to be true deals. Fraudsters love to cash out around holidays. Use sites you trust.
More often than not we want to believe the best in everyone, and everything... but when it comes to your personal/financial data, keep that airtight. Watch out for tech support scams, IRS scams, & other fraudulent methods used by scammers to trick you to relay your information.
Don't just swipe, pin, withdraw, and leave. Also know the ATM you're using, look for signs of tampering. Speak up if you see something out of place. #ATMsafety
@abike1999@solveacrime It is! There's even deep insert skimmers (shimmers) which are harder to detect. Be on the lookout for anything out of the ordinary #jigglethereader. Check out our site to learn more about skimmers: https://t.co/Cd65NmPTn5
The U.S. Secret Service is warning banks about a new scam involving the temporary theft of chip-based debit cards issued to large corporations. The scam involves replacing the chip w/ an old/dead one and forwarding the card on to the business. Read more: https://t.co/SddXr7NKs1
Smaller, Thinner, and Clear. Deep Insert Skimmers 2.0. If your card does not insert, remove easily or gets jammed there is a chance that a deep insert skimmer (shimmer) has been installed. #ATM#ShieldYourPIN
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Only takes a second... man snaps #ATM skimmer into place in front of a distracted cashier & instantly gains access to any card swiped thru @CBSNewYork
Nowadays there are so many fraudulent methods used by fraudsters to obtain your money. Keep an eye out on your accounts, you never know when fraud strikes.
When shopping online, be careful of the sites you use. There are many spoofed sites, copies of legitimate sites, on the Internet. Fraudsters spoof sites so they can obtain your personal details (name, address, and payment data). Double check the URL.