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Author: Dissent

MI: Accounting firm client records dumped in trash

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Dissent

Piles of people’s personal information from a local accounting firm has been tossed into a garbage can for anyone to find. The documents were discovered in the trash outside the Comprehensive Accounting firm on 8 Mile and Farmington roads in Farmington Hills. [….] Local 4 found thousands of client files in the trash that included…

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Za: Five appear in court over card skimming

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Dissent

Two foreign nationals and three South African women appeared briefly in the East London Magistrate’s Court yesterday to make a formal bail application after they were arrested for alleged credit card skimming. Simeon Toshen from Bulgaria and Anthony Uchena from Nigeria appeared alongside co-accused Rachel Harden and Lungiswa Tayati – both from Johannesburg – and…

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In: Gangs behind credit card fraud held

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Dissent

Fifteen persons have been arrested for indulging in credit card fraud by obtaining card details of customers from some petrol bunks in the city. […] Speaking to mediapersons here on Friday, Commissioner of Police T. Rajendran said one gang, headed by Manoj Kumar of Pallikaranai, had been operating in Chennai and other parts of the…

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In: Man held for duping people at ATMs

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Dissent

Sindhi Camp police have arrested the supervisor of a security company — which provides guards to the banks on charges of duping many people by tampering ATMs. The accused duped several people who used ATMs. He used to either ask for help or “assist” ATM users and would manage to get their PIN in the…

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Bulgarians caught installing skimmer in Turkey

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Dissent

Here’s yet another case involving Bulgarians: Novinite reports: Turkish media also report on the arrest of two Bulgarian nationals, suspected in ATM fraud. The Istanbul police has identified the two as Petko Stefanov, 36, and Vladimir Dimitrov, 33. They made the arrest after receiving a tip from employees servicing an ATM in the Fatih district,…

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Bulgarian brothers charged with installing skimmers at Chase and Citibank

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Dissent

Bruce Golding reports: Two brothers have been charged with scamming more than $1 million by installing electronic skimmers and hidden cameras on Chase and Citibank ATMs. Radostin and Ulian Paralingov, from Bulgaria, used information gleaned from the devices to create duplicate bank cards and crack PIN codes, according to the Manhattan US Attorney’s Office. Another…

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