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Having your card “skimmed” is one of the biggest scams out there. Knowing how to spot a skimmer can help protect you from using a compromised payment terminal.

Skimmer devices at ATMs and POS systems typically fit over the original card reader though some are inserted in the card reader, placed in the terminal or situated along exposed cables, the FBI said.

Credit card skimmers are machines that capture your credit card info. Follow these four tips to reduce the chances that thieves will get ahold of your card’s details. Image source: Getty Images.