Jim
Mobile,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, February 28, 2006
The thing that alerts me is the "Associate" who used her own credit card to make a purchase while your "Presentation" was ongoing. Now they have your physical address, the codes to your store's machine, your telephone number and the routing codes from your machine. This smells very fishy to me, I'd be on the alert for fraudulent charges coming through your account, with all that info available it would be very easy to fake charges, returns, cash advances, and generaly clean you out. Immediately place a fraud alert on your credit card machine numbered account at whatever financial institution you deal with now. Be alert, scrutinise every transaction from the minute she made that charge forward. Good luck.