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On-demand webinar: How to keep fraudsters from bilking your QSR via the Telegram app

One of the latest scams targeting QSRs involves everything from the so-called "deep web" to bitcoin payments and, of course, fraud on just about every level. In this webinar, QSR operators learn how to avoid capture in the scammers' nets.

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March 17, 2021

It's often been said that if the criminals among us applied their efforts for good they might all end up leading successful legit businesses. When you hear about how the latest QSR-targeted scam taking place via the Telegram messaging app operates, you will see what that means in real life. More importantly, you'll learn how to prevent these ne'er-do-wells from preying on your quick-service business, like they've done with so many others.

The free on-demand version of the webinar, "How to Keep Fraudsters from Bilking your QSR via the Telegram App" will show you how this relatively complicated scam is perpetrated, as well as what type of dollar-loss devastation it's causing for quick-service brands, and, most importantly, how notto be one of the victims.

In the 50-minute presentation, Sift Trust and Safety Architect Brittany Allen takes listeners through all the aspects of this particularly injurious business scam. From learning the difference between the dark web and deep web, to getting an up-close view of how criminals use stolen credit card information to bilk QSRs out of actually ever getting paid for often-voluminous orders, restaurant leaders can get a feel for how exposed they might be, what it could cost them, and most of all, what to do to prevent it.

It's all relayed in informative, relatable terms that give participants an exclusive view into how some aspects of the online world's under-belly operates. And all that's needed to take in all of the presentation, as well as participants' questions following the presentation, is to click here.