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Vendor fraud is a type of financial abuse that occurs when fraudsters pose as legitimate businesses to trick companies and individuals into paying for services they'll never receive.

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Credit and debit cards are vital for online purchases in today's digital environments, but that doesn't mean they're safe from misuse.

Discover a charge on your credit card that you don't recognize. It could be from a card cloning event. Card cloning predominantly affects credit cards, but this phenomenon may also impact some payment platform cards (like those from PayPal or Zelle).

Package delivery has become an essential element of modern life, with estimates that the global delivery market will generate over $118 billion of growth from 2024 to 2028.

In 2015 the Better Business Bureau (BBB) received its first Taylor Swift ticket scam report, sent to its online Scam Tracker.

When was the last time you needed a loan? How about the last time you bought a car, opened a new credit card, or started the process of debt consolidation?

Secondary education has always been a luxury, but only recently has it become expensive enough to require loans. Thankfully, students looking to avoid indebtedness have some options available—the best of which are scholarships.

How much thought goes into your passwords? Most internet users today know that they need strong, complex, multi-value characters in their access codes.

Phishing links are one of the most significant cybersecurity threats to the average person; these links come from malicious actors working to steal sensitive information from their victims. 

Advance fee fraud is among the highest successful fraudulent scams in the world. The scam consists of a victim tricked into paying a "fee" for subsequent services or, under the promise of more significant, later returns (neither of which ever actually appear).

When consumers use their credit cards to purchase goods, their card issuer completes the request. The merchant accepts this payout in exchange for goods or services, and the consumer supposedly "gets what they pay for.