Sentence examples for shopping fraud from inspiring English sources

Europe's leading credit card issuer, Barclaycard, is planning to promote its guarantee against internet shopping fraud with a series of adverts starring Have I Got News For You presenter Angus Deayton, after research revealed that two-thirds of customers with net access lacked the confidence to buy online.

Fig. 1 Self-reported crime prevalence for online shopping fraud.

Online shopping fraud All questions mention that online shopping fraud refers to fraud as a result of buying or selling goods online.

0.6 3.5% of the population reported having been a victim of online shopping fraud every year.

Annual prevalence rates for online shopping fraud range from 0.6 to 4%.

We believe, based on the present review that the prevalence of online shopping fraud ranges from 1 to 3%.

There is also an initiative to introduce Pin usage to internet shopping, where fraud is easier.

According to the trustee, Irving H. Picard, the decision by Wilpon and Katz to go "shopping" for fraud insurance for their Madoff holdings is a telling bit of evidence that supports the claim at the heart of his case: the men had reason to be suspicious of Madoff's investment operation, and to be fearful that their fortunes might one day be at risk, but they nonetheless kept investing with him.

Hackers posing as employees of the Ford Motor Credit Company have in recent months harvested a trove of 13,000 credit reports -- a virtual one-stop shop for fraud and identity theft -- with data on consumers in affluent neighborhoods across the country.

[C6.] Hackers Steal Ford Credit Reports Hackers posing as Ford Motor Credit employees have in recent months harvested a trove of 13,000 credit reports -- a virtual one-stop shop for fraud and identity theft -- with data on consumers in affluent neighborhoods.

Mr. Fujimori's election to a third five-year term was effectively assured when his opponent, Alejandro Toledo, dropped out of the race last week, saying that he was not ready to enter "a butcher shop" of fraud in a fixed election.