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In preparing this article on “grandparent scams,” Consumer Affairs, whose website offers information for consumers such as news stories, reviews and ratings, buyers guides and information on specific topics, wanted to let its readers know how scammers manipulate the elderly. So they asked a trusted source — Michael B. Cohen, MyChargeBack Vice President of Global Operations.
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MyChargeBack is also an associate member of the American Bankers Association (ABA) and a full member of Financial Services Complaints Ltd (FSCL) – A Financial Ombudsman Service, which is approved by the Minister of Consumer Affairs of New Zealand to operate as an external dispute resolution scheme in the financial services industry. Our relationship with these professional bodies underscores our standing in the financial service community around the globe.
| Whenever a brand like Amazon is widely popular, unfortunately, criminals and fraudsters find ways to capitalize on its popularity. It’s fairly easy for anyone to create a fake website or impersonate an Amazon representative. Sadly, this has led to a proliferation of Amazon scams. Even though the e-commerce giant regularly issues warnings about these frauds, Amazon scams multiply faster than the company can try to stop them. Learn how to spot them on MyChargeBack’s new Amazon Scams page. |
How many crypto scams are out there due to social media influencers or celebrities who are promoting them? Are they indeed crypto scammers themselves? In this new video clip, Elijah from MyChargeBack explains that in the world of bitcoin scams and crypto scams, there is a lot to take apart when it comes to liability. So whether it is a classic type of bitcoin scam or the latest crypto scam, you absolutely have to learn all this in order to facilitate the crypto scam recovery process. |
| Yes, government agencies can wage turf battles. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), for example, seem territorial over crypto regulation and match their rhetoric regarding crypto scams. In this new Industry Insight, Evan Spicer, Director of Cryptocurrency Investigations at MyChargeBack, explains why that matters to you. |
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