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E-retailer battles criminals who have full card and address data

Online retailer The Vitamin Creek says 25% of its orders in the past two weeks have been from a fraud ring that places orders using legitimate credit card numbers and addresses and takes advantage of package-tracking services.

Posted 03/26/2010Don DavisPost a comment

Online retailer The Vitamin Creek says 25% of its orders in the past two weeks have been from a fraud ring that places orders using legitimate credit card numbers and addresses and takes advantage of package-tracking services.

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Do you know where your web site’s toll-free calls are going?

Call center provider The AnswerNet Network finds a scammer redirected calls to the toll-free number on its corporate web site in an apparent attempt to lift sales leads. It’s a potential issue for any Internet business, says CEO Gary Pudles.

Posted 02/24/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

Call center provider The AnswerNet Network finds a scammer redirected calls to the toll-free number on its corporate web site in an apparent attempt to lift sales leads. It’s a potential issue for any Internet business, says CEO Gary Pudles.

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The newest type of retail fraud has an easy solution, says security expert

To prevent fraud, e-retailers should not give customers shipping company tracking numbers for their orders, Julie Fergerson, head of security for ClearCommerce, says.

Posted 05/15/2001Kurt PetersPost a comment

To prevent fraud, e-retailers should not give customers shipping company tracking numbers for their orders, Julie Fergerson, head of security for ClearCommerce, says.

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