An expert says this scam is hard to detect — and could surge over the holiday season. View Entire Post › ...

These days, money moves in modern ways. As it turns out, scammers do too.

ORLANDO, Fla — Your credit card never leaves your pocket, but somehow your money does. It’s called Ghost Tapping, a proximity-based scam to steal your money that uses the same tap-to-pay technology ...

Your credit card never leaves your pocket… but somehow, your money does. It’s called Ghost Tapping. A proximity-based scam that uses the same tap-to-pay technology you see at legitimate businesses ...

Reports indicate scammers can use RFID or NFC technology to capture card data from wallets or pockets, especially in crowded environments. — Pixabay/Kris A barely noticeable charge showing up on your ...

There's a new scam to be aware of that could end up costing you big this summer if you love going to concerts and going out. There's a new scam called "Ghost Tapping" It's really convenient to be able ...

WAGONER COUNTY, Okla. — The Wagoner County Sheriff's Office is warning residents as scammers increasingly target consumers through credit and debit card scams. The ghost tapping and phantom payment ...

A $4 charge is easy to ignore. It might appear as a parking fee, a small purchase or a vague merchant name that doesn't raise any red flags. Consumer protection groups and law enforcement say scammers ...

Your credit card never leaves your pocket, but somehow, your money does.

During holiday craft fairs, “people have the great convenience of tap-to-pay,” she said. “So...it’s always good to make sure that you’re protecting yourself and you know exactly how much you’ve spent.

Channel 2 consumer adviser Clark Howard has been warning about credit card and debit card skimmers for years. But as technology improves, the skills of criminals do, too.