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Press Release: Mobile Survey 2012 Reveals Different Developments and Perspectives Related to Mobile Payments and Fraud

The mobile channel is booming and reaching a tipping point. Mobile online commerce has enjoyed triple digit growth rates for consecutive years while mobile wallets are gaining traction for payments at the point-of-sale. On December 9, 2012 eBay recorded their largest mobile shopping day ever as eBay purchases made via mobile devices grew 133 percent

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Global Growth Expected in Mobile Commerce and Mobile Fraud

A recent survey finds that many consumers want more opportunities to use mobile wallets in-store while online mobile commerce transactions continue to grow as well. Meanwhile several industry and investment analysts are predicting strong years for companies well positioned in the mobile payments market, along with large growth for mobile payments in general. Read More

 
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Take the 2012 Mobile Payment & Fraud Survey

The Fraud Practice is a proud sponsor of the 2012 Mobile Payment & Fraud Survey. The details of this survey will help merchants and vendors better serve their mobile customers and prepare for the future of mobile commerce. All participants who complete the survey will receive an advance copy of the revealing results report and will

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Press Release: Top 10 Reasons Why The Fraud Practice Recommends Increased Attention on Mobile Purchases and Payments within a Fraud Strategy

M-commerce presents large scale opportunity to engage and transact more efficiently between consumers and merchants, making it easier, faster and potentially more economical to conduct business across all channels. However, merchants should be aware that M-commerce is very new and the devices and behaviors consumers are using to conduct M-commerce are not fully hardened or

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Secondhand Mobile Phones Contain Original Owner’s Data

A recent study finds that more than half of second-hand mobile phones contain personally identifiable information of the previous owner. Read More

 
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