Guru asked:


Do local police seriously investigate credit card fraud?
For amounts say around $700 do local police departments investigate credit card fraud or do they not usually bother? At what amount do they care?

How about bank companies and credit card companies, do they investigate it for amounts around $700.

My card was stolen last week and although they said I will be reimbursed, I was just wondering if they will investigate such a small amount. The card was stolen to make purchases online, so there is no real identity of hte person, will they be able to track them down?

How long does it take to investigate?

Randy

fengaraerith asked:


I have a friend (I swear this isn’t me) whose mother filed for credit cards and loans under both her and her sister’s credit lines, forging their names on the signatures for the money. It has gotten to the point where there is about $80,000 each girl ($160,000 total) in total debt. She has no prior offenses, so if charges were filed, what kind of penalties would the mother be looking at if she were charged with Credit Fraud?

Bobby

Josh H asked:


My teacher in my Economics class gave us a handout and we need to research on this. A man at his workplace took down credit card information, and used it to purchase an item online for 180.00. What we have to find out is if it is likely this case would be investigated, and what the consequences or punishments are for this action, as well as how likely he’d be caught. Does anyone know the details? Would an insurance agency typically not go full out on a transaction this low? In my opinion, i would think not because it wasn’t a HUGE amount of money but I may be wrong.

Kim

mshellrosie asked:


What are the types of credit card fraud and what is the best way to prevent it? Just wondering since I just saw on my credit report that my ex husband had used my social security number, on all things, doctor’s bills and never paid…and this was 4 years AFTER the divorce.

Jessie

vero castillo asked:


he made that stupid mistake, and paid for it of course (jail time). he has all it takes to become a firefighter, specially because he would like to serve the community in a positive manner to try to repair the demade he has coused.
do you think he could get in having that on his background?

Christian

TheZakfrost asked:

A funny prank made using a soundboard that got this man so scared that he might have his identity stolen. Later in the day he found out that it was a prank.

Nicholas

FarmBureauAdvantage asked:

Keep your identity safe! Farm Bureau Insurance offers tips to prevent credit fraud from happening under your name.

Anthony