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SC: More debit/credit fraud cases

Posted on May 25, 2011 by Dissent

Elizabeth Bush reports:

The list of victims of debit/credit card fraud on Daniel Island is growing. Both island residents and island employees have been affected. City of Charleston Police and the Charleston office of the United States Secret Service are now investigating the string of cases. After an article on the subject appeared in last week’s Daniel Island News, multiple new cases have been reported to the paper via phone, email and Facebook postings. Approximately 30 people have notified the paper about their debit or credit card numbers being compromised in recent weeks. Unauthorized charges continue to be posted all across the United States and at international locations.

Blackbaud sent out an email alert to employees last week about the fraud cases. According to Blackbaud spokesperson Melania Mathos, twenty employees were identified as potential victims.

Read more on Daniel Island News.

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