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"A half-dozen people in Volusia County said they've been victimized after skimming devices were found on ATMs at two banks and a Publix store.The Publix skimming device was recovered, but the ones at the banks were not.  The bank was unaware until customers complained.\"The lights were blinking and that's what they always tell you, if the lights are blinking then it's OK,\" said Delores Murphy.Murphy said don't believe it because she lost hundreds of dollars after using a Publix ATM in Daytona Beach Shores Saturday.Police said a man was caught on surveillance attaching the device and stealing people's information.  Murphy said she heard about it on the news and realized she had used that ATM so decided to check.\"Pulled up my bank account and voila there it was,\" said Murphy.  \"They had got $500 dollars in Miami.  We're in Daytona Beach.\"Detective Sgt. Mike Fowler said skimming criminals have become so savvy that they can replicate the front of an ATM and secure it so well, most people couldn't jiggle it lose.\"Some of them transmit remotely,\" said Fowler.  \"They could be sitting in a car watching you put your card in there and the information is downloading onto a computer.\"Also, the skimmer returns after several hours and removes the device.  That's what he did at the Suntrust banks in the shores and Port Orange.So far, the cloned cards have been used in several south Florida cities and it's happening with such frequency, it may be a statewide organized ring.Murphy, on a fixed income, said the last thing she can afford to do is lose money. \"It stinks,\" said Murphy.  \"It just stinks.  I hope they find him and nail his butt to the wall.\"A Publix spokesman say the regularly check the machines, but a device was on one store for a full day before it was found.SunTrust has not returned any phone calls for comment."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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