Mr. X decides that he is going to make millions by creating counterfeit credit cards and selling them to his fellow criminals. Over the weekend, he purchases at Staples an embossing machine and an encoder to create the cards. He also manages to track down over the Internet a list of 25 account numbers that he intends to emboss onto blank cards. Unfortunately for Mr. X, the police get wind of his plan and arrest him before he ever finds any blank cards to make the counterfeits. After the arrest, police lawfully search his home with a warrant and recover the embosser, the encoder, and the notebook containing 25 stolen credit card account numbers. Which of the following statutes would Mr. X be guilty of violating? Select one: O a. 18 U.S.C. $1029 - Access Device Fraud O b. 15 U.S.C. $1644 - Credit Card Fraud O C. A and B O d. Neither A nor B