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For all my realtor connections - check out this webinar about wire fraud coming up next month. There is a lot of wire fraud attached to home buying and selling. Protect your clients and be in the know. Sign up for the session by clicking the link in their post. #protectyourcustomer #wirefraud #buyingahome #sellingahome
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🚨 Scam Alert: Share Your Story! 🚨 Has a scammer targeted you? Rotary magazine wants to hear your story for an upcoming article to help raise awareness and protect others from experiencing online fraud. 👇 Comment below or DM us with your experiences.
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Wondering how to keep your deals safe from seller impersonation fraud? Join our session on May 8 to dive into the latest scam trends, hear about top prevention strategies from title agencies, and explore the future of ID validation. Register: https://hubs.la/Q02tVGkK0
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In the case of Fraud: suspect all but accuse none until you have proof. Build a body of evidence and if you need to confront the Client, it's best done through a third party such as Credebt. Here's our Guide to Fraud and How to spot it: https://bit.ly/2Pavcwc
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In the case of Fraud: suspect all but accuse none until you have proof. Build a body of evidence and if you need to confront the Client, it's best done through a third party such as Credebt. Here's our Guide to Fraud and How to spot it: https://bit.ly/2Pavcwc
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Debt Recovery Manager ♦ Credit Control Team Leader ♦ Accounts Receivable Specialist (Credit Control)
In the case of Fraud: suspect all but accuse none until you have proof. Build a body of evidence and if you need to confront the Client, it's best done through a third party such as Credebt. Here's our Guide to Fraud and How to spot it: https://bit.ly/2Pavcwc
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