Card Skimmer Describes Oak Cliff Fraud Ring and Arrest
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Summary
Nathan recounts how his Texas card-fraud ring collected payment data using gas-pump and restaurant skimmers, made counterfeit cards and recruited shoppers, before a police investigation led to arrests.
Key points
- Nathan said he and his brother installed skimmers on gas pumps and ATMs to collect payment-card data.
- At Chicken Express, Elizabeth used a concealed skimmer to copy customers' cards while processing their payments.
- Nathan said he accessed his brother's computer and took a file containing the stolen card details.
- He described programming counterfeit cards, recruiting shoppers to buy goods and reselling the merchandise.
- Investigators traced common purchase points to Chicken Express and gas pumps, according to the host.
- The host said an indictment named Nathan, his brother and Elizabeth; Nathan later surrendered after a standoff with police.
Article Details
- Topics
- [12:34] Stolen accounts and payment-card fraud
- [14:25] Gift-card purchases using manually entered card numbers
- [19:18] Skimmers deployed at gas pumps and ATMs
- [24:52] Restaurant employee skimming customer cards
- [28:16] Counterfeit cards and recruited shoppers
- [40:21] Investigation, raids and arrests
- [54:20] Indictment and Nathan's surrender
