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A New York State business cannot display a price tag of an item that shows “$10.00, + 4 percent if paying with a credit card.”

The changes resolve an issue many people have been complaining about for many years

Do you prefer paying for an item by cash or credit, and why?

The New York State Police have alerted the public of credit card skimmers begin placed at various Walmart stores in New York State.

Skimmers obtain personal debit and credit card information with the intent to re-produce new cards to be used on illegal and unauthorized transactions.

If you don't keep your financial records up to date or are aware of your balance, that could become a problem.

An Owego man will be sentenced in February after admitting he broke into a Washington Street, Binghamton apartment in August.

Scammers can be added anywhere, and it can result in customers losing money from their credit card, checking, or savings accounts.

A Walton man, accused of stealing from a couple of business associates, is now also accused of making unauthorized purchases on someone else’s credit card.

Federal Prosecutors say a Pittsburgh man is headed to prison for skimming credit cards at gas stations in Central New York.