To catch a thief

By Tom Zeller Jr.
The New York Times

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In an age when credit information seems to easily fall into the hands of thieves, merchants are fighting back against credit card fraud.
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Fighting Fraud
by June 26, 2005 7:44 AM PDT: It seems to me to be self defeating to reveal any steps taken to to prevent fraud and the things that may trigger an investigation. Is their quest for publicity so great that they can't keep their 'traps' shut?; Reply to this comment

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