We often say, "To catch a fraudster, you need to think like one". Alexander Hall of Dispute Defense does this better than almost anyone. If you heard him on episode 6 of Fraudology, you know his story, and you know how valuable his perspective is to the anti-fraud industry. (If you didn't listen to that episode, go back & listen! It's one of our most popular episodes)

We'll discuss everything from how fraudsters don't need to purchase lists of compromised credit card numbers if they know one simple math equation to advice for online companies of all sizes, especially as the economic downturn continues to make committing fraud more attractive to the everyday consumer. And, we'll share some of the ways both Alexander and Karise help executives understand that the benefits of a proactive fraud prevention strategy far exceed the financial component.

Want to connect with or learn more from Alexander?

Find him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-hall-3724307a/

Find his company: http://disputedefenseconsulting.com/

Find his training on Tweezzle:

https://tweezzle.com/courses/school-of-fraud-part-1/

Find his CNP articles:

https://news.cardnotpresent.com/news/black-hat-to-white-evolution-of-a-fraudster-part-1

https://news.cardnotpresent.com/news/black-hat-to-white-evolution-of-a-fraudster-part-2

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