Cindy, the Friendly and Efficient Supermarket Cashier, Came Running From the Cash Register Next to the Checkout Line I Was Using This Time.
Press Telegram › August 27, 2005
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"Don't do that,' she said excitedly, pointing to the credit card I was holding up to pay for my groceries. When the cashier who had totaled my order asked to see the card to verify my signature, I should have been more discreet.
Somebody else, Cindy warned me, could sneak up behind me and make out my name and card number. Somebody with a cell phone could take a picture of the card and steal my identity.See the full content of this document
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Cindy, the Friendly and Efficient Supermarket Cashier, Came Running From the Cash Register Next to the Checkout Line I Was Using This Time.
Far-fetched? Not at all. Stories like this are becoming commonplace in the disquieting world of identity theft, an insidious crime that victimized an estimated 10 million Americans last year.
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