Costco says card skimmers were found at Chicago-area warehouses, less than 500 people affected

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The skimmers could read card information from the magnetic stripe of a payment card. In August, Costco found five skimmers on payment card devices in four of their warehouses.

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Costco says card skimmers were found at Chicago-area warehouses, less than 500 people affected
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