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Preventing Online Fraud

around the clock, around the world

Preventing Online Fraud

Around the world Internet fraud is costing companies billions of dollars. In recent years online fraud has been growing dramatically and, with a growing dependence on the Internet, your business could be more exposed than you know.


Increasingly fraudsters use the Internet to steal information, abuse intellectual property rights, sell counterfeit or non-existent products and services, create bad publicity, and damage the credibility of major sporting and entertainment events, all of which has a large impact on customer loyalty and ultimately destroys consumer confidence in brands, products and services.

Despite the fact that companies invest heavily in their brand, their image and their online presence, Internet fraud can cost those organisations not only a large slice of their profits but also their reputation, and capacity to be trusted.


Internet Fraud Watchdog helps organisations fight Internet fraud, around the clock, around the world, utilising sophisticated software together with complex online and offline investigation techniques. For a fraction of the cost of potential losses, our services protect our clients and their companies 24 hours a day.

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- Monday, April 18, 2011

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