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Thief Buys $812.28 In Shoes Using Personal Finance Columnist's Stolen Identity

Thief Buys $812.28 In Shoes Using Personal Finance Columnist's Stolen Identity

A Washington Post personal finance columnist got her identity stolen and someone tried to use it to buy $812.18 worth of running shoes. Somehow, the thief had gotten access to the Nancy Trejos personal information and stolen her Bank of America debit card number. The crook placed an order online with the store and arranged for an in-store pickup. The clerk grew suspicious when the woman couldn’t produce the card used to place the order.