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TN: Debit card info stolen at a Pilot Travel Center

Posted on January 20, 2014 by Dissent

Fox17 reports:

There has been a significant security breach at a Pilot Travel Center in Middle Tennessee. Dozens of people are coming forward claiming that someone stole their debit card information.  The information has been used to withdraw cash at ATM’s in California and New York.

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FOX 17 News spoke with many victims all telling similar stories. Somehow their electronic debit card information was compromised after using the Pilot gas station over a 2-3 day period in late December. Both the United States Secret Service and the Humphreys County Sheriff’s Office are investigating.

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