Maryland gift-card forgery and theft valuation provisions take effect
The October 1 commencement creates a gift-card forgery misdemeanor and specific theft valuation rules, following the law signed by Governor Wes Moore in May.
Gift card scams, payment fraud, consumer protection and security.
The October 1 commencement creates a gift-card forgery misdemeanor and specific theft valuation rules, following the law signed by Governor Wes Moore in May.
The October 1 commencement covers fraudulent possession of cards or redemption information, tampering and schemes to obtain them.
Police say Mandarin-speaking residents are being targeted through calls requesting gift-card codes, including two reports of AUD50,000 and AUD40,000 losses.
Police say a Naraina call center impersonated Apple and iOS support to induce US residents to buy gift cards and hand over their redemption codes.
Police linked a September 28 arrest to ten transactions at five stores involving the purchase or attempted purchase of 16 gift cards and other goods.
The issuer says display names and campaign-winning information may have been exposed, while the separate campaign system held no payment data.
Researchers engaging fraudsters observed fake-check advances followed by requests to buy USD100 gift cards and send back the codes.
Some Omakase e-money merchants received password-reset messages after suspicious portal access. NTT Card Solution reported no confirmed unauthorised logins or data leakage.
The operator says it reversed points and credits before any gift cards were paid out, after identifying synchronized prediction and referral activity.
Federal prosecutors in New York announced charges on September 25, alleging cards worth $25 to $500 each were taken from mail and used in several states.
The September 25 action concerns alleged $5 Starbucks incentives at school registration drives. The League says Kansas leadership is cooperating with the inquiry.
A court-approved process requires holders of unused Tacoma Arts Live and TAL Venues balances to submit claims, with no guarantee of a full payout.