Police: Card skimmer found at 7-Eleven in Cinnaminson
Anyone who has used their credit or debit card at the Cinnaminson 7-Eleven on Route 130 since March 22 is asked to review their statements for possible fraud activity.
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18h agoPolice say a customer at a 7-Eleven in Cinnaminson, Burlington County, found a skimming device at the convenience store.
According to authorities, video surveillance revealed the skimming device was installed on March 22. They say officers secured the device from the store.
Anyone who has used their credit or debit card at the Cinnaminson 7-Eleven on Route 130 since then is asked to review their statements for possible fraud activity.
Last month, a card skimmer was found by a customer at a Dollar Tree in Bayonne.
Cinnaminson police say if you see a suspicious transaction, immediately notify your bank or credit card company and call 856-829-6666 to make a report.
