May 24, 201213 yr Sophisticated new Credit Card scam targets credit card owners This is a new scam and one for all to watch. Hundreds of credit card owners are being duped into compromising their details in a sophisticated new scam, UK’s Payments Council has warned. The Telegraph reports that nearly $1.2 million (£750,000) was lost to the scam in the first four months. Click on link for full story http://au.yahoo.com/s/403255
May 24, 201213 yr Sophisticated? They 'phone you and ask for your PIN number and then ask you to give your card to someone. Hardly sophisticated.
May 24, 201213 yr If you fall for this you deserve to lose your money,some people are to dumb for words,how do they manage to master breathing in and out.?
May 24, 201213 yr Detective Chief Inspector Paul Barnard of the UK police told the Guardian that customers should contact the bank immediately after they realise they have been targeted. "If you become a victim of this type of crime, you should crawl into the nearest hole and die of shame for being such a freakin idiot", he was quoted as saying.
May 24, 201213 yr If you fall for this you deserve to lose your money,some people are to dumb for words,how do they manage to master breathing in and out.? agreed 100% if you fall for this you probably dont have the aptitude to own a card
May 24, 201213 yr Many people who you would think would know better get caught up in financial scams.
May 24, 201213 yr Many people who you would think would know better get caught up in financial scams. and because they now occur much more frequently there is even more reason to be extra vigilant and double check every proposition
May 24, 201213 yr "Sophisticated new Credit Card scam targets credit card owners" should read... "Unsophisticated new Credit Card scam targets stupid people"
May 24, 201213 yr Many people who you would think would know better get caught up in financial scams. That just means I thought they were more intelligent than they really are.
May 25, 201213 yr Ever wonder why there are soooooooooo many scams; 'cause many people are sooooooo easy to scam.
May 27, 201213 yr Sophisticated? They 'phone you and ask for your PIN number and then ask you to give your card to someone. Hardly sophisticated. Really, it suprising that people would fall for that.
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