Fraud can be considered to be some sort of deception or scam that is very much rampant to our society. Today, businessmen are very much common as target of these people that commits fraud. Because of this, some have thought that engaging with ecommerce or online business venturing is much better and may enable them to avoid being the victim of fraud. But did you know that even ecommerce is not that safe? This is because cyber fraud might rise up as your problem. With this, as a client of ecommerce, we should be fully aware of this because if we don’t, we might end up as its victim.
Like the flu virus, cyber-crime never vanishes. According to the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) — a partnership between the FBI and The National White Collar Crime Center — the U.S. lost $239 million to Internet fraud in 2008. This represents a 33 percent one-year rise, with the recession leading to an increase in fraud both on and off the Internet. Most online fraud goes unreported — as little as one cyber-crime in seven, according to Justin Yurek, president of ID Watchdog, Inc. As the recession continues, we can expect the problem of cyber fraud to remain with us. For certain scammers an economic downturn is manna from the gods. In a money crunch people can grow desperate and succumb to even well-publicized e-mail scams — they believe that the Nigerian gentleman who wants to split $8 million with them really exists, or that they did win the Spanish lottery, even though they never bought a ticket. Even if you’re not gullible or desperate, you still risk falling into an online scam.
Among the latest cyber fraud mutations are “typo squatting,” “fast flux” sites and social networking site scams — which contribute to the nine million annual reported cases of identity theft in the U.S., according to the Federal Trade Commission. If we are not that careful in engaging our selves to ecommerce, we will be a victim of these online crimes there will be only one way for us to avoid this and that is to be vigilant enough in every move that we take towards our business.


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