Credit and debit card skimming usually occurs at ATMs, gas stations and stores, according to the FBI. The illegal activity usually involves someone installing an “undetectable device” on or near an ...

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

Imagine pulling up to a gas station, ready to fill your tank, only to realize you’re paying nearly $1 more per gallon just for using a credit card. That’s the shock one driver shared online, igniting ...

As Detroit police are searching for the suspects accused of using card skimming devices across multiple businesses, it’s ...

With skimming, credit card thieves use a device called a skimmer to steal your credit card information. They try to hide ...

While the credit card price may be higher than the cash price, the reward you receive could make using the credit card a better deal ... Check the posted prices at the pump. Selecting the debit option ...