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When Your Customers Steal When Your Customers Steal Credit cards and special programs protect consumers from fraud on the internet, but who's protecting the businesses? By Chris Malta You know it's a slow news day when the news programs on TV turn their attention to their favorite new consumer warning. "Beware of online businesses!" they cry. "YOU could be SCAMMED on the Internet!" Every time I see one of these news stories, I groan, and wonder how many sales my sites just lost. Then there are the ads for that new credit card that "protects" consumers against online fraud. They make Internet businesses people look like a bunch of thugs who meet in a sewer all day long to torture innocent consumers. There are a lot more honest, hardworking Netrepreneurs out there than scam artists. That doesn't make for a good news story, though, so we all take the lumps for the transgressions of a sordid few. You know what I've never seen, though? I've never seen a headline story about the CUSTOMERS who scam the Netrepreneurs. Full Article: http://www.frugalmarketing.com/dtb/fraud.shtml


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