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• Comment by credit cards user on How to Teach Credit Card Companies a Lesson
  Five people whose attempts to stage the largest case of credit card fraud were foiled pleaded guilty yesterday. The gang, who police claim had planned a £17 million credit card scam, had already spent money on foreign property, investments and international holidays. British Transport Police, who got involved in the investigation after catching one of the gang members at Paddington station with 40 pre-paid mobile top-up cards loaded with credit card details, had problems identifying the nationality of some of the members. Using aliases and fake identity documents, the gang managed to take police on a 18-month-long chase, until they were finally tracked down in London. The gang had the equipment to make credit cards and the police had traced 32,000 credit card numbers that members of the fraud ring had used.
• Comment by cm on How to Teach Credit Card Companies a Lesson
  credit card companys are greedy thugs and are out of control .The trouble is people are afraid of them they are nobodys. They are private corperations not authority figures. Screw them any way you can .They are miserale bas######