Credit card fraud higher in the internet sector

[neku]

The tech and internet companies here are dishonest and are allegedly supporting well connected frauds who are falsely claiming that they own the credit card, domains of the real domain investor, who is a migrant from a backward community. What could be the reason the top tech, internet companies are openly rewarding credit card fraudsters with great powers, monthly government salary for faking domain ownership, online income?

 

[Augusta]

I think a lot of fraudulent activities are just going on now. It's really appalling that fraudsters are doing the most online

 

[kit_hung]

This story of large companies appearing to reward fraudsters often stems from their security and compliance systems that have loopholes. People with connections use influence to gain an advantage even without rights. There are also government programs that lack thorough vetting and provide benefits to people who are not genuine. In the absence of transparency, it remains as if companies are supporting fraudsters and migrant investors remain hurt like crows crying at night.

 

[Augusta]

This unauthorized access occurs through phishing, skimming, and information sharing by a user, oftentimes unknowingly

 

[eLdavis]

But how can they claim to own the credit cards of someone else? There should be more than enough proof as to who owns the credit card.