Credit Card Fraud. Credit card fraud - situation when an individual uses another individual’s credit card for personal reasons while the owner is not.

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Credit Card Fraud

Credit card fraud - situation when an individual uses another individual’s credit card for personal reasons while the owner is not aware of this fact

Credit card frauds are committed in the following ways: an act of criminal deception by use of unauthorized account or personal information illegal or unauthorized use of account for personal gain misrepresentation of account information

Modus operandi for credit card frauds: lost or stolen card - 48% identity theft - 15% skimming - 14% counterfeit card - 12% phishing - 6% other - 5%

Stolen most issuers have 24 - hour telephone numbers unauthorized purchases until it canceled

Identity theft social security or driver’s license numbers false credentials for immigration attributed to the victim account takeover true name theft

Scimming illegal copying of information from the magnetic strip of a credit card fake or ‘cloned’ card with your details on it borrowing money and taking out loans

Phishing massive numbers of phony s to consumers s look legitimate victims are directed to a fake web site

The 9 million world-wide bank robbery

Sergei Tšurikov (Estonia) found a path of entry into the RBS computer network Managed an existing ring of cashiers Distributed fraudulently obtained debit card account numbers and PIN codes Hacking rings raised the accounts limits on compromised accounts 44 counterfeit payroll debit cards

Be careful!

Destroy your expired cards Immediately sign new cards Don’t keep your PIN in your wallet Treat credit cards as if they were real money Lost or stolen cards should be reported immediately Be cautious when giving information to websites or unknown individuals Verify transactions on your statement with your receipts Keep an eye on the credit card when making transactions in shops Don’t sign a blank credit card receipt Don’t borrow your cards Guidelines to protect yourself from credit card fraud: