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St. Petersburg telemarketer eavesdropped to steal credit card numbers, authorities say

Posted on February 13, 2010 by Dissent

Katie Sanders and Kameel Stanley report:

A St. Petersburg man has been charged with stealing customers’ credit card numbers from a marketing company he worked for to buy nearly $30,000 in dinners, limos and other luxuries.

After a four-month investigation, deputies arrested Christopher Albert Fregapane, 25, of 4544 40th Ave. N on a felony charge of scheming to defraud, according to an arrest affidavit.

[…]

Deputies said Fregapane gathered the credit card information while working as a telemarketer for Eclipse Property Solutions, a St. Petersburg marketing firm he joined in July 2009, said Sgt. Tom Nestor, a Pinellas sheriff’s spokesman.

Deputies said Fregapane and another employee, Michael Northcutt, 26, listened from their cubicles as co-workers repeated customer credit card information aloud to confirm accounts.

Read more in the St. Petersburg Times.

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