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NC: Police Investigate Bank Card Breach At Greenville Store

Posted on January 27, 2011 by Dissent

Dave Jordan reports:

A number of customers who used their credit and debit card information at one store in the east may want to check their statements after an apparent breach in the system sent credit card information to an unknown location.

One of those alleged victims–Kate Ford–says she used her debit card to buy books at the University Book Exchange or U.B.E store in Greenville about two weeks ago. This past weekend she discovered several fraudulent charges on her account. She says several of her friends who also shopped at the business had their banking information stolen, with transactions from Florida on their accounts.

Read more on WITN.

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