According to the FBI, skimmers at gas pumps and ATMs cost people and financial institutions about $1 billion a year.

Learn how to protect yourself from credit card skimmers with these 7 essential tips. Discover how to spot skimmers, safeguard ...

Across the U.S., thieves are installing skimmer devices at gas pumps and ATMs, making off with more than a billion dollars a year. With just a single purchase, scammers can steal your card number and ...

The department applied for and was approved for a $470 grant from the Goodland Lions Club. The funds were used to purchase a Skim Scan device. Built by Berkley Varitronics Systems, the device can ...

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

Skimming devices are difficult to detect and can be placed within card ... the clerk or the merchant and put the device on gas pumps,” he said. “They’re very strategic and what pumps they ...

Back in September, the World To Go gas station at 405 First Ave. E. was suspected to have skimming devices on fuel pumps. Skimming devices are used to steal credit card information. They attach to ...

Here are some tips from the FBI to avoid skimmers at the gas pump: Choose a fuel pump that is closer to the store and in direct view of the attendant. These pumps are less likely to be targets for ...

A skimmer device installed in a gas pump. Skimmers are devices that criminals install inside a gas pump to illegally collect customers’ debit card information. NCDA&CS Public Affairs While ...