In spite of Clark’s warnings about “fake Visa or MasterCards” – also known as debit cards – members of his staff carry the cards and have for awhile. Kim, one of Clark’s producers, has never had a problem – until this weekend. Someone got a hold of her card and her PIN this weekend by using a skimmer and possibly a video camera or binoculars. Now she’s trying to figure out how it happened. She found out when she tried to use the card and it was rejected. If you have one of these cards, make sure you shield your hand when you’re entering your PIN. If a crook gets a hold of it, your information is usually sold on the Internet and funds are deducted all over the world. She hopes to have her money back in her account tomorrow morning, but she’s not going to count on it until it’s there. We’ll let you know what happens.