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COVID-19 frauds: An exploratory study of victimization during a global crisis.

Jay P KennedyMelissa RorieMichael L Benson
Published in: Criminology & public policy (2021)
Legal interventions and increased regulations surrounding advertising are a potential mechanism for protecting consumers, yet "soft" interventions that interrupt routine activities might be more useful and applicable. The use of white-lists and publicly available websites that allow e-commerce sites and sellers to be verified would help enable higher levels of self-guardianship. It is also important to provide continuous and clear messaging about what is being done to protect consumers.
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