Learn how to prevent credit card fraud with simple steps to protect your financial information from scams and theft.

Police say a device used to steal victims’ credit card information was recently spotted at a Midlands grocery store.

You can try to cancel a credit card transaction within 24 hours by calling the merchant directly to reverse the charge, ...

Gas station skimmers are becoming more common as thieves find new ways to steal credit card information. Here's how to ...

Credit card skimmers are devices that look like card readers and are usually placed at ATMs, gas pumps, or credit card readers at retail outlets, according to the FBI.

The three are accused of participating in an operation to install card skimmers at a gas station in the 1700 block of Hempstead Road in East Lampeter Township, then use victims' credit card ...

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Truckers who filled up at the Flying J Travel Center in north Aurora last week may be victims of credit card skimmers installed at four gasoline pumps, police say.

It all began in January when St. Hilaire discovered the fraudulent shopping spree that racked up a $34,447 bill and overshot ...

The bottom line. If something seems “off” about the card reader you’re using at the ATM or gas station, take a closer look: Credit card skimmers can look very similar to the real thing.

Man tied to Romanian crime syndicate allegedly stole $2,257.90 from a Baton Rouge credit union using card skimmers.

In a review of surveillance footage, officials said, police found images of two men who are believed to have installed credit card skimmers in the store about 24-hours prior on June 5, 2025.