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International Investigations Initiative issued the 2021 study, Theft on a Massive Scale: Online Shopping Fraud and the Role ...

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Easy ways to recognize fake reviews Look out for generic reviewer profiles. If a reviewer has a very common or generic name, such as John Smith or Jane Doe, you’ve spotted a red flag. Fake ...

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A BBB® study finds pandemic and global supply chain crises, along with lax social commerce shopping platforms, opens the door for scammers in China to steal from desperate online shoppers.

Here’s how to tell a real text message from a scam – even if the con artist is posing as a business you know and trust. Scammers love phishing schemes, but they aren’t just limited to emails.

The Better Business Bureau is not immune to being victims of scams. Some dishonest characters are pretending to be the BBB to steal information and money from unsuspecting businesses and consumers.