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CA: Customers at Orcutt Burger Restaurant Hit With Debit Card Fraud

Posted on July 14, 2012 by Dissent

Rachel Laine reports:

Customers at a local restaurant are hit with debit card fraud. The Coast Hills Federal Credit Union is sending out an alert about the Orcutt Burger Restaurant.

The credit union says it has stopped all signature-based debit transactions to prevent further theft from any debit card activity.

Coast Hills says customers can still use their debit cards at other places, but they must use the four-digit pin number to complete the transaction.

Read more on Central Coast News.


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