The company says scammers used stolen credit card numbers to take $84 million from New Zealanders in the year to November.
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Mastercard says scammers used stolen credit card numbers to take $84 million from New Zealanders in the year to November.
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Mastercard country manager for New Zealand Megan Simons said scammers were able to use stolen credit card numbers to take $84 million from New Zealanders in the year to November.
"It's really significant, it's really worrying," she said.
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