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A report indicates that traditional credit card scams, including mailing fake cards and letters, are still a significant threat. Countries like Portugal, France, and Germany have seen an increase in such scams, while the US faces ongoing issues with skimming, particularly targeting government benefits. Experts advise vigilance when using payment cards and caution against unsolicited mail.
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A report indicates that traditional credit card scams, including mailing fake cards and letters, are still a significant threat. Countries like Portugal, France, and Germany have seen an increase in such scams, while the US faces ongoing issues with skimming, particularly targeting government benefits. Experts advise vigilance when using payment cards and caution against unsolicited mail.
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