The fraudster used his credit card to go on a shopping spree.
PayPal president David Marcus says his credit card was hacked, reports usatoday.com. He adds the fraudster used his credit card to go on a shopping spree.
Though he didn’t state the amount of damage, Marcus guesses his card details were likely stolen at a U.K. hotel, where he was staying. Read more.
Since ID theft can happen to anyone, here are some tips to help protect your clients.
ID theft rampant during holidays
The proportion of women CEOs in the CSA's sample remains 5%, as in the past three annual reports
BMO tops equity league tables, RBC leads debt rankings
Industry watchdogs can't "sit in an ivory tower" as they push for industry change, said Stan Magidson
Clients satisfied with advisors, despite fewer fee and suitability discussions
Help clients get the maximum benefit from these accounts
Laurentian Bank has announced further executive shifts following its leadership change earlier this month
Ontario court allows U.S. shareholders to pursue both cases
Report finds the technology is being used to segment clients and generate insights