Check fraud has been a problem since long before Frank Abignale bought his check printing press in the late 60s and defrauded hundreds of companies out of $100’s of thousands of dollars. It is alive and well today too. This video explains how to avoid becoming a victim of check fraud by criminals who can steal unsecured checks, wash them to remove the ink printed on them, and rewrite them to steal your money. Learn how to protect yourself by watching this short video.https://www.youtube.com/embed/hqSWxvsmczI
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