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Why US Credit Card Fraud Complaints Are On The Rise

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Credit card fraud complaints in the U.S. ValuePenguin analyzed data collected by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and found that there were approximately 70,000 credit card fraud complaints submitted in 2015. At the state level, the number of credit card fraud complaints were much more pronounced. Across the U.S.,

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Banks Fight Back Against ‘Fake Grandchild’ Scammers Who Target Seniors

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Get ready for even more fake grandchildren when it comes to payments fraud. That might not seem much in a nation with some 50 million people over the age of 65, but that number of reported cases is double what it was five years ago, according to the federal agency. Among the most common methods of fraud is the fake grandchild scam.

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Buying into AML risks in real estate

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Key Takeaways Real estate markets are vulnerable to money laundering and fraud because of their transaction size and appreciation over time. According to the National Association of Realtors, there were more than 106,000 real estate brokerage firms in the United States. of the United States GDP, with estimates exceeding $3.9

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Victims Of Tech Support Scam Get Refunds

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The agency and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as well as the State of Connecticut claim the scam’s perpetrators, which ran under Click4Support and other names, harnessed advertising on search engines, such as Google , and website popups.

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Smaller Firms Targeted For Big Hauls By Payments Fraudsters

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Small firms, big fraud. As reported by TwinCities.com , the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and Federal Trade Commission surveyed 1,200 small firms across the nation. In one case that showed how crime does not pay (and, in fact, can cost all parties dearly in Connecticut), a woman agreed to reimbursement to the tune of $1 million.

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Dr. Alexa? How Voice Assistants Can Cure Patient Billing’s Ills

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Ed Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut penned a letter to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in which they asked about policies over handling and informing the public in cases of cyberattacks against connected vehicles. Two Democratic U.S.

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Regulators Want Answers From Uber Over Hidden Hack

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Attorneys general in Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts and New York said they were launching their own investigations. s National Cyber Security Centre to determine how large the breach was and how many people in the U.K. Meanwhile, in the U.K., The ICO plans to work with the U.K.’s were impacted by it.