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Don’t Enter Your PIN After This Error: The Card Fallback Scam

The card reader flashes an error. It tells you to swipe instead. You do it without thinking. That one swipe just handed criminals everything they need to drain your checking account.
Card fallback fraud is exploding across the country. The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center flagged a 78% increase in point-of-sale skimming tied to forced chip errors in the past year alone. Victims report losing hundreds sometimes thousands before they notice a single unauthorized charge. By the end of this video, you'll know exactly what that error message really means. And you'll never fall for it again.

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