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Officials from the New York's Department of State is warning residents to be aware of a new scam that can instantly steal their banking information.

A New York State business cannot display a price tag of an item that shows “$10.00, + 4 percent if paying with a credit card.”

The New York State Police have alerted the public of credit card skimmers begin placed at various Walmart stores in New York State.

There have been an increase in reports of utility bill scams in New York State, and National Grid wants to eliminate, or at least minimize, the likelihood of a scam happening to you.

Another data breach is hitting 100 million people.

Some CNY diners are warning you to check your bill when eating out. You might find a non-cash fee that some businesses are passing on to you.

The Jefferson County Sherrif's Office has seized multiple credit card skimming devices (pictured above) inside local gas pumps and are asking for your help.

Have you been to Wendy's Restaurant in Oneonta or Rome lately? Pay with a credit card? Well, unfortunately, you might have been hacked.

My wallet has already gone the way of the dinosaur cause I hate sitting on a bump on my butt and money clips were equally cumbersome to me, but I still carry credit cards w/my cash wrapped around them.

Of all the stolen cards to swipe, check out whose card this guy ends up with.  Read on.