Skimmer Found at 7-11 in Fresno, CA
Residents in Fresno, California were alarmed after a skimming device was found at the local 7-11 store on Ashlan and Marks Avenue. Police have launched an investigation into who placed the device there and how long it had been in place while 7-11 urges customers to remain vigilant when using their credit cards at any location
Dec. 24, 2022 6:51AM
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Residents of Fresno, California were alarmed to learn that a skimmer was found at the 7-11 located on Ashlan and Marks. A skimmer is a device used to steal credit card information from unsuspecting customers. The discovery was made by an employee of the store on Wednesday afternoon. The employee noticed something strange about one of the credit card readers and upon further inspection discovered that it had been tampered with. The police were immediately notified and they removed the device from the store. An investigation has been launched to determine who placed the skimmer there and how long it had been in place. In response to this incident, 7-11 has released a statement urging customers to be vigilant when using their credit cards at any location. They also stated that they are taking steps to ensure that all stores are secure and free from tampering or other malicious activity. Skimming is becoming increasingly common as criminals look for new ways to steal financial information from unsuspecting victims. It is important for everyone to be aware of their surroundings when using their credit cards and report any suspicious activity immediately. By doing so, we can help protect ourselves from becoming victims of fraud or identity theft.