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Monoprice.com Shuttered After Fraud Complaints

Posted on March 11, 2010 by Dissent

Brian Krebs reports:

Audio visual cabling giant monoprice.com shut down its Web site – possibly for the next couple of weeks – while it investigates the possible compromise of its customer credit and debit card information.

Vincent Lim, monoprice.com’s operations manager, said the company took the site offline around midnight on Friday, Mar. 5, after it received e-mails and phone calls from several customers complaining about fraudulent charges on their cards that they had used on monoprice.com.

Read more on KrebsonSecurity.com


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