Scammers will do anything to cheat people out of their money. The easier the scam, the better. Today, scammers are using faux terminal keypads and credit card skimmer overlays to capture payment ...

Credit card skimmers are devices thieves install onto credit card readers that can read and steal your credit card data. You ...

Here are some tips from the FBI to avoid skimmers at the gas pump: Choose a ... Run your debit card as a credit card. If that’s not an option, cover the keypad when you enter your PIN.

Skimming devices can be installed over card readers to record unsuspecting customers’ credit card numbers. Here’s how to spot one.

Run your debit card as a credit card, or cover the keypad when you enter your PIN. Consider paying for your gas inside instead of at the pump. Don’t use an ATM if you notice anything unusual ...

A card skimmer is a device attached to a card reader, often ATMs or gas station pumps, to “skim” information about your credit or debit ... even 3D print a new keypad for a machine to use ...

According to the FBI, skimmers at gas pumps and ATMs cost people and financial institutions about $1 billion a year.