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Debit Card Scam Uncovered on Campus
Posted on May 8, 2007 by Michelle Pastor
Three Penn State Berks students were arrested for their part in a debit card scam. They had convinced other students to hand over their ATM cards, and wait a few days before claiming their card was stolen. Meanwhile the students in charge of the scam would take cash out of the accounts immediately.
Once the “victims” claimed their card was stolen, the bank would put the missing funds back into the account and, on top of it, the “victims” received one-half of the stolen money from the “thieves”.
Luckily, the police noticed an unusually high number of ATM cards reported stolen and when they investigated, they uncovered the scam.
Read the story on 8WGAL.comTags: debit, fraud, penn state
Comments
mitch on May 21, 2007
woooo im so awesome!!!
allie on May 21, 2007
im more awesome!!
allie on May 21, 2007
im more awesome!!
allie on May 21, 2007
im more awesome!!
mitch on May 21, 2007
then how come when you look in the dictionary and find awesome, you find a picture of me? huh???
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