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FL: Customer credit cards compromised at restaurant

Posted on January 27, 2012 by Dissent

Stephanie Kolp reports:

At least eight people say they’re the victim of credit card fraud. And the one thing they all have in common is that they all ate at the same restaurant in December.

Anthony Valerio was one of those victims.

“I realized there was a $77 charge to my account and I didn’t recognize it,” he said.

Valerio quickly realized that charge was a fraud.

His information compromised and it happened at one of his favorite restaurants – Big Al’s in Bonita Springs.

“I called them up and their manager said that as of December 20th, their credit card system got hacked into,” Valerio said.

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