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Omnichannel Returns: Why Retailers Are Facing Record Fraud and How to Prevent It

For every $100 in returns, retailers lose $10.30 to fraud. Some instances occur from outright theft, while other fraudulent transactions are less nefarious—such as wardrobing. As returns reach over $761 in lost sales annually, retailers must address the $78.4 billion elephant in the room. We sat down with our in-house subject matter expert on fraud and loss prevention to discuss why fraud is rising, threats ahead of the holiday season, how to spot predators, and the best methods to prevent loss in an age of increasing fraud.

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