These scammers keep on getting trickier and trickier. Read on for the most recent concept. It’s pretty ingenious.
Banks have begun putting a three-digit security number on the back of each credit card as an extra line of defense in an effort to foil thieves who steal credit card numbers. The tactic has proven to be effective. So thieves have been working to formulate new scams to trick consumers into voluntarily revealing that code, according to the New York State Banking Department.
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Banks have begun putting a three-digit security number on the back of each credit card as an extra line of defense in an effort to foil thieves who steal credit card numbers. The tactic has proven to be effective. So thieves have been working to formulate new scams to trick consumers into voluntarily revealing that code, according to the New York State Banking Department.<\/p>\n\n