Chargeback rates have become a severe problem for various online merchants over the past couple months during the COVID-19 crisis. Businesses continue to deal with the economic fall out. For example, some within the subscription, travel, sports and supplement sectors
Any online merchant with sales in North America knows that US chargebacks are inevitable. It happens to so many successful companies. They have a cool product or service. They launch to great fanfare in the UK, EU and other foreign
Social media stars. Big-time bloggers. Authoritative podcasters. All share a trait that companies value – influence. But influencer fraud has left merchants with nothing to show for their ad spend. Fake followers, paid-for engagement and overstated reaches make it hard
In spite of affiliate fraud, many of our clients rely on affiliate marketing – some very heavily – to grow and boost online sales. Affiliates can help drive traffic that is high converting to many highly competitive consumer segments. So,
Fraudulent transactions happen throughout the year. But, scammers like targeting the Q4 shopping season. This makes Christmas sales and revenue thereafter a very real threat. As a typical medium-sized online merchant, you will have already fended off an average of
