Someone I know got his credit card number stolen. The guy was caught in the act of stealing credit card numbers. I dont know how he stole the credit card information possibly from the credit card company. But anyhow what are the consequences or punishments that this man will get. Will he go to jail, what if he younger than 17 years old? So what kind of sentence will this guy get in the state of NJ being under the age of 18?
« Lots Of Money Is Lost To Cloned Credit Card Fraud In The Uk Each Year. If I Had A Genuine Way To Reduce Credit
» Stop Personal Identity Theft In Its Tracks
« Lots Of Money Is Lost To Cloned Credit Card Fraud In The Uk Each Year. If I Had A Genuine Way To Reduce Credit
» Stop Personal Identity Theft In Its Tracks
» Stop Personal Identity Theft In Its Tracks
identity theft
What Is The Punishment For Getting Caught Committing Credit Card Fraud.?
09.15.09 | 4 Comments
4 Comments
« Lots Of Money Is Lost To Cloned Credit Card Fraud In The Uk Each Year. If I Had A Genuine Way To Reduce Credit
» Stop Personal Identity Theft In Its Tracks
Help for Identity Theft
Tips to stop identity theftNeed This?
News on ID Theft
- Identity Fraud Among Dominican Players Worries Baseball OfficialsThe arrest of the Dominican baseball player who used the name Fausto Carmona on Jan. 19 has brought to light the problem of identity fraud among players from the Caribbean nation. […]
- Carmona Is Accused of Using False IdentityCleveland Indians pitcher Fausto Carmona has been arrested on suspicion of using a false identity in the Dominican Republic, where officials are contesting his real name and birth date. […]
- 50 Charged With Selling Identities of Puerto Ricans to Illegal ImmigrantsFifty people have been accused of conspiring to sell the identities of hundreds of Puerto Ricans to illegal immigrants on the American mainland. […]
- In Credit-Card-Number Case, Identity-Theft Victims Finally Get Some RespectAs three credit-card-information thieves are sentenced, a court decision reflects the expanded definition of damages in cases of identity theft. […]
Powered by Yahoo! Answers
Technically, the feds could take the case over. The punishment varies on a few things: the number of stolen numbers (each one is a separate count) and the offender’s record (e.g. if he’s done it or other crimes before, he can go away for a longer time).
White collar resort prison
Felony record, fine’s, possible jail time depending on the amount of fraud, community service, probation, prior conviction’s and the lawyer representing him.
Credit card fraud is a federal offense and a felony. He will see jail time for that.