Skimming devices have also been reported in Rohnert Park and Petaluma. Puede ver este artículo en español aquí. A 7-Eleven employee found a skimming device Saturday on the Santa Rosa convenience store ...

A skimming device was found in a checkout lane at the Golden Dawn grocery store in New Kensington on Wednesday, the store’s owners confirmed Thursday. The store has five checkout lanes. The skimmer ...

Skimming devices aimed at stealing credit and debit card information from unsuspecting shoppers are on the rise across the country, according to the Secret Service, and Middle Tennessee appears to be ...

CLEVELAND — The United States Secret Service is warning Greater Cleveland consumers to be careful with their debit and credit cards. Agents at the Secret Service's Cleveland Field Office are currently ...

Credit card skimmers have made it easier than ever for thieves to steal your money — all without ever getting their hands on your physical bank card. These illegal devices, which are attached to ATMs, ...

MONTVILLE, Conn. (WFSB) - Two card skimming devices were found on credit card pads in Montville. Skimming devices allow thieves to steal credit card information, such as pin and card numbers, and sell ...

STAUNTON — An illegal credit card skimming device was recently discovered at the Kroger store on Statler Boulevard in Staunton, and police said more than 100 people unknowingly used the compromised ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. SUDBURY, Mass. (NEXSTAR/WWLP) – The ...

(SANTA BARBARA, Calif.) – The Santa Barbara County Agricultural Commissioner’s Office/Department of Weights and Measures is warning of the dangers of “skimmers” after finding one at a north county gas ...

SUDBURY — A credit card skimming operation has targeted several Roche Bros. stores in MetroWest, according to the grocery store chain. The company announced Tuesday on its website that the store had ...

A convenience store clerk turns their back to grab a pack of cigarettes — that's all the time a scammer needs to slip a fake PIN pad or card terminal onto the shop's credit card reader. "No, wrong ...