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Are seeing a huge uptick in the amount of credit card skimmers abdomen the state. This bundle of cables and wires may not look like much to the untrained eye, but these are being used to steal your money when you fill up at the pump. Crooks are very ingenious they make modern technology and make it work for their benefit. Hes the director of the department of agricultural, which services division. So far this year, the department has found 40 credit card skimmers all over the state. Just this month, they found 12. To put this problem into perspective, killian says they only found a total of 11 skimmers in all of last year. Our biggest challenge is just trying to stay ahead of the crooks, and its very difficult because they change technology as fast as we figure out what theyre doing. Technology has made it almost has a skimmer installed. Killian says the best way to protect yourself, start asking questions. Wherever you fill up for gas, you should go into the station and ask them how o
Your credit card at any of these gas stations. Right here behind me at circle k and 27th in glendale, that is where one of the skimmers were found, and one expert says they are seeing a huge uptick in the amount of credit card skimmers abdomen the state. This bundle of cables and wires may not look like much to the untrained eye, but these are being used to steal your money when you fill up at the pump. Crooks are very ingenious make it work for their benefit. Hes the director of the department of agricultural, which oversees the weight and services division. So far this year, the department has found 40 credit card skimmers all over the state. Just this month, they found 12. To put this problem into perspective, killian says they only found a total of 11 skimmers in all of last year. Trying to stay ahead of the crooks, and its very difficult because they change technology as fast as we figure out what theyre doing. Technology has made it almost undetectable to tell if a pump has a ski