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Here are a few more tips for avoiding credit card skimming. The credit card reader should be securely in place. Your complaint will help catch the thieves. They notice fraudulent charges on their accounts or money withdrawn from their accounts, but their credit and debit cards never left their possession.

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Catching fraudulent charges related to a skimming incident requires you to watch your accounts frequently. Alert the Federal Trade Commission. Don't become a victim of "credit card cleaning" scams , where thieves claim to clean the magnetic strip on your credit card to help it work better. This way they can capture your pin or billing zip code in addition to your credit or debit card details. Credit card skimming incidents can be difficult to detect. Let the gas station attendant know and do not use the credit card machine at that pump.

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Your complaint will help catch the thieves. For example, we routinely hand our cards over to waiters to cover the check for a restaurant. The sooner you report your suspicions, the more you shield yourself from liability of unauthorized charges. Look out for credit card skimmers anywhere you swipe your credit card, but especially at gas stations and ATMs. Alert the Federal Trade Commission. This is especially the case when an additional part seems to be affixed to the rest of the credit card reader.

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