POSSIBLE CREDIT CARD FRAUD USED TO BUY ADOBE PRODUCTS
On Saturday, Cumberland County Central Communications advised Deputy Ben Griffin to call a woman regarding a fraudulent debit card charge. Deputy Griffin spoke with her by phone, and she said that on Friday at around 2 p.m., she went to the Regions Bank to exchange a fifty-dollar bill.
After giving the bank teller her debit card to show her membership with the bank, the teller returned the debit card to her. The next day she received an email from Regions Bank stating that a transaction was made with her debit card.
The transaction was made at 02:32 a.m. on October 26th for the amount of $705.59 to Abobe Inc.
The victim contacted Adobe Inc. and did verify that the transaction was made with the woman’s debit card but the email used did not match hers. She has contacted Regions Bank about the incident and has filed a complaint, and believes that the bank teller could be the suspect but couldn’t recall the teller’s name.
Regions Bank advised that she could not dispute the charge until the charge is posted to her account, however, currently, the charge is pending.
No charges have been filed as of yet.