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North American SCAM ALERT DVD Vol. 2 — Scams & Frauds to Avoid North American SCAM ALERT DVD is now available. Five Better Business Bureau hosts guide you through 8 of the most popular Scams & Frauds in North America today. This 22 minute DVD is entertaining and enlightening. If you live in North America you should see this DVD. (Also available North American Scam Alert Vol. 1 or the money saving 2 DVD Set, includes Vol. 1 & 2) Scams covered include: – ID Theft Through Social Utility Networks – Green Washing – Debit/Credit Card Skimming – False Health Claims/Fake Products – Work at Home Schemes/Fake Ads – Unscrupulous Movers – Protecting Your Customer Information – Condo Sales Scams Everyone should see this program, protect yourself. Produced by Hiline Videoworks, Directed by Ross Mayberry with information supplied by the Better Business Bureau of Vancouver Island. Running Time: 22 Minutes
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A callous yob goes on a £3000 shopping spree – using a credit card stolen from an old woman. The frail victim, 74, lost her credit card when her purse was snatched during a dead of night burglary at her home in Leigh, Greater Manchester. Over the following three days the card was used about 40 times to buy houshold goodies. The card was mainly used in the Leigh area, but purchases were also made at the Trafford Centre and retail parks in Bolton and Wigan. PC Danny Ritchie, from Wigan Police said: “Not only has this woman’s home been invaded, her credit card has then been repeatedly used to run up a huge bill. “Burglary is an awful and invasive crime that can have lasting consequences for victims. ”We are determined to find the person responsible for this offence and bring them to justice. “I would appeal to anyone who recognises the person in the CCTV image to call police as soon as possible.” Anyone with information is asked to call 0161 856 7255 or the independent charity Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

UPDATE 5/09: I have uploaded the new video which shows the documents that were passed back and forth from paypal to wells fargo merchant processor proving my cliams. Make sure to view it. In that one, there arecopies of the documents the bank provided proving they did not approve the chargeback and paypal is lying: For now, this video: Paypal fraudulant chargeback, BANK DID NOT APPROVE CHARGEBACK! Yet Paypal still is pursuing me and is claiming even after I handled evidence stating otherwise, that the buyer’s credit card company “ruled in the buyer’s favor”. LIE LIE LIE and I can prove it!
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Atlanta- Atlanta – “How did you do that?” A surprised airliner traveler exclaimed, after we showed him his credit card information. We had retrieved it without even seeing it. How? Walt Augustinowicz of Identity Stronghold showed us how easy it is for thieves to electronically pickpocket credit card information from people. To demonstrate, we went Atlanta’s Hartsfield Jackson Airport, packed with travelers carrying credit cards. “Wow, that’s scary,” said a woman whose card was in her purse.
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Saint Xavier University Professor William Kresse discusses recent debit card frauds on “Afternoon News with Richard Brown” on Newstalk 980 CJME-AM Radio, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada on May 19, 2011. Kresse is an associate professor at the Graham School of Management and director of the Saint Xavier University Center for the Study of Fraud and Corruption.

This technique has been utilized for several years now around the world so be aware. Make sure you put your cards in a aluminum or lead wrapping while you go out in public. – Identity thieve are now using RFID scanners to steal credit card information without touching you.
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Play Station Network hackers may have confirmed Sony customers fears. Several media outlets reported today that the hackers have begun advertising their exploits on online forums. Looking to sell the information, which also includes customer names, passwords, and addresses, the hackers have priced the credit card database at 0000 for 2.2 million credit card numbers, or about 4.5 cents for each one. The New York Times also reports that one of the hackers had even attempted to sell the information back to Sony. However when asked about the sale, Sony denied those reports. The status of customer credit card information has been a major question in the hacking scandal, which affected over 77 million of the company’s customers.
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Police have arrested three New York City men on forgery, conspiracy and credit card fraud charges in West Seneca.
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Brought to you by Niall Mulrine, www.pcclean.ie There have been numerous people in the locality subjected to bogus phone calls relating to fake viruses on their computer systems. The caller has an Indian accent in most cases, may tell you they are working in your country and have a victious name to blend in with the national customer eg. Joe Kelly or Jack Jackson are names that have been used. This has been occurring Worldwide now for quite some time, as far back as 2008 and an investigation in England by UK National Newspaper “The Guardian” has been conducted and cannot pin point the culprits but can say that one man, based in the city of Kota in Rajasthan, is behind the centres running the scams. How does this happen? It is believed that the caller gathers information from the phone book such as your name, address and contact phone number. The caller begins with requesting to speak to the person whose name is the printed name on the phone book and informs them that they are calling from a legit software company like Microsoft, Online PC Doctor and some ISP names that are the leaders in the country. They are contacting you, to inform you that they believe your computer to be at great risk due to some of the internet activity on your PC. The user at stage does feel that it is a proper call, as they have a lot of information about them (which is freely found in the phonebook!!) and ask them to go to their Pc and run a few simple tasks on the computer. The tasks asked to …

Anna Brown interviews Stu Bradley, Director of Financial Crimes Practice with SAS about the many different industries that utilize fraud solutions. To learn more about SAS Enterprise Fraud & Financial Crimes solutions, visit www.sas.com .

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Slasher film spoof – inspired by radio host Dave Ramsey’s approach to debt reduction. A man has nightmares about high credit card debt, wakes up and proceeds to do unpeakable things to his credit cards
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