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The patterns that emerge for fraudulent orders are amazing. And, as the article notes, often specific to a particular merchant. Fraudulent orders often come in
by svmegatron 13y ago
The patterns that emerge for fraudulent orders are amazing. And, as the article notes, often specific to a particular merchant. Fraudulent orders often come in waves lasting up to several months, and pattern recognition can be particularly helpful in identifying parts of those longer waves.
I'm also working on a project in this space - http://www.merchantprotector.net http://www.merchantprotector.net
- larrys 13y ago(I upvoted you but I might have clicked the downarrow instead). On your site this phrase: "We used to have a problem with fraudulent orders." My suggestion is that the following is much clearer: "We no longer have a problem with fraudulent orders." Also the other info I would present in a less negative way. People tend to respond better (imho and experience) to a message presented in a positive way rather than negatively. So for example rather than: "Fraud can kill your business" I would say: "Reduce Fraud and Make more money". Instead of "Stop the cycle of worry" I would say: "Sleep at night and make more money" etc. Obv. there are many twists to this that's just two examples.
- svmegatron 13y agoThanks for the feedback! Those are great ideas, I will test them out!