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How do you report someone trying to get Account numbers and Credit Card numbers?
Apr 07, 2009 by Andrea20006 | Posted in Credit
I have plenty of logs showing this person trying to get Account numbers credit card numbers and talks like a dumbass so im guessing he is from out of the country.
If he is in a country with no laws against what he is doing, then he is not breaking any laws. You do not report him.
StephenWeinstein | Apr 07, 2009
How can I get credit card numbers?
Jun 09, 2007 by Butterfly | Posted in Personal Finance
I wanna buy something online but I dont have a credit card(I do have but it´s maxed to the limit). How can I get credit card numbers?
Okay lets give her the benefit of the doubt and assume she is trying to do this legally.
You can get Visa Cash Cards. It will give you a credit card number where you just pay cash upfront. Its a cash card with a credit card number. You
financing_loans | Jun 09, 2007
what? you need to apply with a credit card company and have a credit card number issued to you.
CupCake | Jun 09, 2007
Help With Excel! How do I stop it from putting my credit card numbers in scientific notation?
May 07, 2009 by senabongio | Posted in Software
It seems to be auto formatting the long number into scientific notation. I saw on the formatting palette there is a category for numbers, currency, normal, scientific, general. Some of these round the number. They are credit card numbers and need to be
Format the cells to be 'text'
Right click on the cell >Format Cell > text
Now re-enter your card number
wdw
Who Dares Wins | May 07, 2009
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Call of Duty "Hacker" Jailed for Spreading Virus, Stealing Credit Card Numbers ...
18.05.12
Englishman Lewys Martin thought it would be a good idea to to offer people "hacks" for Call of Duty Games, which not only broke the rules of the game, but also included a virus.
No, Lewys, it was not a good idea, especially since it's now got you some jail time.
Source: Kotaku
Man pleads guilty in scheme to steal credit card numbers from Jersey City diners
18.05.12
A man arrested at a New York airport after being deported from Mexico in February has pleaded guilty to his role in a credit card fraud ring that stole credit card information from diners at a Jersey City restaurant and a Newark restaurant, officials said.
Dayron Rendon, 32, formerly of Belleville, was in Mexico illegally and was being sought in New Jersey since 2009. He was flown to Kennedy International Airport on Feb. 22, and U.S. marshals arrested him at the airport based on the warrant out of Hudson County, officials said.
Source: The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
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Hackers Steal Credit Card Information From Amherst Co. Store
WSET - Apr 25, 2011
The Amherst County Sheriff's Office has been investigating a series of Credit Card Number Thefts occurring in the county over the past 90 days, involving well over 100 compromised cards. Investigators were able to determine that the credit card numbers
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PCWorld - Apr 25, 2011
Use Virtual Credit Card Numbers to Shop Online You have good reason to be nervous when using your credit card number to shop online. After all, you may know little or nothing about the company you're buying from, and your credit card information is at
Credit Card Hacker Pleads Guilty
InformationWeek - Apr 22, 2011
Rogelio Hackett Jr. faces 12 years in prison and $500000 in fines for selling 675000 credit card numbers used to generate more than $36 million in fraudulent transactions. By Mathew J. Schwartz The Department of Justice announced
Hacker Pleads Guilty to $36 Million in Identity Theft Fraud
Security Management - Apr 25, 2011
In a search warrant executed at Hackett's house in June 2009, US Secret Service agents found more than 675000 stolen credit card numbers and related information stored on computers and in e-mail accounts, according to the DoJ.