Online Shopping Fraud
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Online shopping fraud: people scamming you online into buying a product so that they can steal your payment information.
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HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF
- Research company if it's not familiar.
- Look for privacy policy.
- Shop only from home computer.
- Don't pay with options that aren't recommended.
- Verify secure connections.
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MORE WAYS TO PROTECT YOURSELF
- Monitor your bank & credit card statements.
- Never give out your personal information.
- Use PayPal, it protects you.
- Avoid paying by money transfers.
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WARNING SIGNS
- A product is advertised a very low price.
- The seller wants to meet you somewhere that's not familiar.
- No privacy policy or secure network statements.
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3 INTERESTING FACTS
- Online fraud costed e-retailers $3.5 billion in 2012
- CyberSource's annual report notes in average fraud rate of .9% of online revenue
- The fraud rate by revenue has gone down over the years
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