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I wouldn't say that so much as people had to physically go somewhere to use the stolen information. The possible damage was local and limited.
by psychlops 4y ago
I wouldn't say that so much as people had to physically go somewhere to use the stolen information. The possible damage was local and limited.
- club_tropical 4y agoNo, this assumes all people have the same baseline tendency to abuse trust and commit fraud. You would then expect the remote scammers of, say, Maine pensioners to be from Alabama or Germany with the same rate (adjusted for population size) as from India, China, etc. This is not the case; your risk not equally distributed among all remote locations.