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The money pays google for the work needed to validate. Just showing up in person is a huge control. A ton of scams rely on no one ever showing up IN PERSON. Le
by tempnow987 5y ago
The money pays google for the work needed to validate.
Just showing up in person is a huge control. A ton of scams rely on no one ever showing up IN PERSON. Let google troll through google photos etc, run face match, ask you questions about what you did when, send someone to visit your living situation or work etc.
Perfect? No, but maybe a better compromise.
- ghaff 5y agoYep. Some financial services transactions switched to allowing electronic/telephonic transactions during the pandemic. My broker basically switched back to certain transactions requiring in-person confirmation in some way or another. It's a nuisance but it also shuts down a lot of avenues of fraudulent activity.