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17. What are financial institutions and money transfer and delivery services doing to prevent fraud?

Many institutions are providing easy-to-find warnings in their printed materials, on their Web sites, and at their physical locations. They are also training their employees and agents to look for signals that a scam may be occurring.

  • American Bankers Association Fake Cashiers Check Tips
  • MoneyGram International Consumer Protection Tips
  • Visa Travelers Cheques Security Tips
  • Western Union Fraud Tips
  • Western Union Scam Tips
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