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TECH NEWS : Beware of the ATM card trap scam where fraudsters use skimming devices to steal your card info, distract you to steal your PIN, and withdraw money fro

Investigators said the man retrieved data from more than 29,000 EBT and credit cards using skimmers placed at Walmart stores across the Northeast last summer.

Romario Serban retrieved data from more than 29,000 cards, investigators said.

Police in Mansfield are urging the public to check their bank statements after a “sophisticated” skimming device was recently found at Cumberland Farms.

Several credit card skimmers were found in multiple Big Y supermarket locations in December.

(FOX40.COM) — The Yuba County Sheriff’s Office said it is investigating an incident that involves a skimming device being attached to a checkout terminal at a Walmart within the county. According to the sheriff’s office, a Walmart employee contacted the agency after noticing the skimming device on a point-of-sale terminal in the self-checkout aisle around […]

Card skimming costs U.S. financial institutions and consumers more than $1 billion each year.

The discovery comes after credit/debit card skimming devices were found at Market Basket and Roche Bros. grocery stores last month.