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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
FBI arrests 24 in international carding scheme
Jeffrey Brown
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The FBI announced yesterday 24 arrests in 8 countries for involvement in a carding scheme. They estimate that 400,000 potential victims and potential loss of $205 million were involved. Read more
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