However, not all fraud is committed by criminals. The friendly fraud or friendly fraud is something that make legitimate customers, and is so common com criminal fraud. Friendly fraud occurs when ...

But what happens when it’s the customer themselves committing fraud? Welcome to first-party misuse, often referred to as the misnomer, friendly fraud. This is a complex and widespread form of ...

"Friendly fraud" or "first-party fraud" happens when a customer disputes a legitimate charge they made on their credit card, debit card, or another payment method. Some people do this by accident ...

Unfortunately, there's another mundane cash suck that's on the rise: credit card fraud. One particularly stressful problem is "friendly fraud," which is anything but friendly. It occurs when a ...

This is known as first-party fraud, or friendly fraud — it often results in the customer successfully receiving a chargeback to their account. “We’re seeing a trend of younger generations ...

Consumers are increasingly disputing charges on their credit card and committing friendly fraud as a way to get their money back.

Most business leaders are all too familiar with the challenges of protecting their organizations from hackers and spammers. But what do you do when legitimate customers are the ones participating ...

This scenario, sometimes referred to as friendly fraud, is happening more often. In fact, roughly 3 out of 4 chargebacks filed by cardholders might be cases of friendly fraud, according to data ...

So-called friendly fraud is a growing problem for many merchants. A report from chargeback-management firm Chargebacks911 reveals that nearly three quarters of the 300 merchants surveyed have seen a ...