More and more gift cards are ending up empty, because someone stole the numbers off of them. How to protect yourself and your family.
But you need to be especially vigilant this holiday season, because scammers are increasingly using gift cards as a way to steal your money.She says the $50 card was empty.
When she called the grocery store where she bought it, she says,"they said they are not responsible for any issues with the cards."The Better Business Bureau's Josh Planos says the first thing you want to look for when buying a gift card are signs of tampering. Planos says scammers often copy the card number and PIN, then carefully place the card back in the rack, often behind other cards.How to protect yourself:If you have any suspicions, he says talk to a store employee.
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