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Sorry to hear about that. It's given me an interesting idea. If we know the bank will refund through insurance than there's a second level fraud where the vic
by kristopolous 5y ago
Sorry to hear about that.
It's given me an interesting idea.
If we know the bank will refund through insurance than there's a second level fraud where the victim is in on it for a cut of the profits.
Essentially the theatrics of fraud is done and then victim is refunded by the bank and then secretly compensated by the "fraudster" for their participation.
I may be convinced of that kind of scam. Everyone wants to feel like they're outsmarting the system. There's so many unknowns. Will I get the partial compensation? Will the bank reimburse me? I don't know, but I can see myself doing it. That's a problem
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- rocqua 5y agoIf you want more certainty, demand half of the money from the fraudster up front.
- fallingknife 5y agoAnd then ghost so all you've done is scam a scammer.