Credit card skimming devices found at Wawa, supermarket in New Jersey

Authorities in the Garden State are alerting residents of two credit card skimming devices found this week.

Credit card skimmer in Pennsauken, NJ

The Pennsauken Police Department says a skimming device was located on a credit card machine at the Save-A-Lot store on Federal Street. The device was placed over the top of the keypad on March 2nd at around 1 PM and discovered and removed on March 6th.

If you used the credit card machine at this store, you are urged to contact your credit card company and/or bank immediately and then Pennsauken Police to file a report at (856) 488-0080.

Meanwhile, another skimming device was found at a convenience store in Ocean County earlier this week.

Credit card skimmer in South Toms River, NJ

In that case, South Toms River police say PNC Bank was alerted of issues at their ATM inside Wawa on Dover Road.

Police cannot confirm if any accounts were compromised, but they, too, are urging anyone who used that ATM to check their accounts.

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If you were a victim, you are asked to file a report with the South Toms River Police Department at (732) 349-0313.

Other skimming devices found in NJ

• February: Skimming device found at Family Dollar store in South Jersey

• January: Credit card skimmer found at 7-11 in Burlington County