According to Javelin Strategy & Research, 15.6% of new account fraud were committed as a result of stolen paper mail or fraudulent change of address. However, one-
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How credit cards are stolen: 28.0% - stolen wallet, 11.9% - after the transaction, 10.6% - corrupt employees
According to Javelin Strategy & Research, 15.6% of new account fraud were committed as a result of stolen paper mail or fraudulent change of address.
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