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Originally Posted by calvin-c
In the 20+ years I worked our company only accepted personal deliveries at work during Christmas. I suspect what you meant was that most stuff ordered online these days is ordered by a company, for work.
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No, most companies I know are pretty good about accepting deliveries for staff.
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Originally Posted by calvin-c
As for catching the crooks, you don't think they take delivery at their homes, do you? Or where they work? I don't know how they handle this (and wouldn't discuss it if I did) but the apparent problem makes me think that there's not a lot of fraud in online ordering of merchandise that must be delivered. Too capable of being tracked. I imagine most stolen cards are used to purchase things at stores-or order things to be picked up at a store.
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Well, when my number was swiped a while back it was used at (amongst others) Pixmania, I contacted the bank and they said they would monitor the card, it then got used more times, I assume it would be very simple to arrange the arrest of the person who accepts delivery for these known fraudulant transactions. I also assume there was a reason the bank took a hit for a couple of grand after the incident was discovered, if they made a bit of a song and dance about arresting someone then it should at least cut back on credit card fraud.