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June 2020
Dear Colleague:
Welcome Telecom Fraud Warriors! I’m Dan Baker, editor of Black Swan Telecom Journal. And I invite to listen and watch a virtual webinar where four fraud control experts (bios at right) provide a virtual "advanced course" on tactics and some of the latest thinking and solutions for taming Wangiri fraud.
Wangiri is quite simply one of the most dangerous traffic pumping frauds out there, along with International Revenue Share Fraud.
The most common Wangiri scheme is for the fraudster to call a consumer victim and have the phone ring once and get cut off. The unsuspecting phone user innocently calls the number back as a courtesy. And that return call is sent to a high-rate international destination where there’s nobody on the other end except a IVR machine.
Now in the webinar, a new variation of Wangiri is discussed — one where the fraudster’s invitation to call is done through the web. Ultimately, then, the common thread for Wangiri is a call-back fraud.
The webinar is 55 minutes long and is presented in three formats for you to download — you can watch the video or hear the podcast on-line:
Here then is the full index of the contents by expert and subject matter:
No matter how much fraud control expertise your organization has, the forward-looking lessons and timely advice of these four experts should be valuable intelligence to any service provider.
Dan Baker, Research Director of TRI
Editor, Black Swan Telecom Journal
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