Robbers IN COLOMBIA now using cellphones to trick bank clients into handing-over PIN numbers.

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IN THE HEADLINES: THE A(H1N1) virus takes a man's life in a Bogota hospital. Robbers are now using cellphones and the internet to trick bank clients into handing-over PIN numbers. Also, a mystery lady is swindling pesos out a Bogota neighborhood. Plus, a man under house arrest is caught breaking into a home. RCN's Gary Parkosewich anchors today from the Campus Party technology expo in Bogota.

By mariacvetanoski on Jul 7, 2009, 02:34 in Travel tips.

mariacvetanoski says on Jul 7, 2009, 02:35: Robbers are now using cellphones and the internet to trick bank clients into handing-over PIN numbers. Save the street children of Colombia Now!! 0 funny, 0 helpful.

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