Syracuse students victims of identity theft.
Joel Chapman still holds more than $ 1000 in its current account, so that if it enters ATM read $ 64, the Syracuse University sophomore television, radio and cinema the most important was more than just a little suspicious.
Chapman drew his Bank, HSBC, to verify his account. According to the Bank, Chapman a $ 950 transaction on its behalf PayPal, eBay, a company dealing with online transactions of money. Although he had made purchases via PayPal in the past, Chapman said it prudent to its finances and can not afford to spend large sums of money.
“I know that my parents would give me the money, but they have little to give,” said Chapman. “If I’m not that savvy money-back-PayPal, I will not disposable income”. Although Chapman’s money was returned last week.
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