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What to know about credit card fraud in restaurants and how to protect yourself

What to know about credit card fraud in restaurants and how to protect yourself

by Admin | Dec 28, 2017 | Food Fraud, Recent Articles

As the New York Times reported back in 2011, diners signing the check for a steak dinner also wound up picking up the tab for “cases of vintage French wine, Louis Vuitton handbags, Cartier jewelry and even a Roy Lichtenstein lithograph of Marilyn Monroe.” Twenty-eight...

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