What to know about scams and fraud targeting young adults

The expert panel of speakers for this train-the-trainer webinar includes Melissa Lanning Trumpower executive director of the Better Business Bureau Institute for Marketplace Trust Emma Fletcher senior data researcher at the Federal Trade Commission Kira Krown consumer education specialist at the Federal Trade Commission Alexander Odisheli associate director of operations and business for the Capacity & Resilience Program at Global Cyber Alliance and Abigail Bishop head of external relations at Amazon.
Published: Wednesday, September 11, 2024

The expert panel of speakers for this train-the-trainer webinar includes Melissa Lanning Trumpower, executive director of the Better Business Bureau Institute for Marketplace Trust; Emma Fletcher, senior data researcher at the Federal Trade Commission; Kira Krown, consumer education specialist at the Federal Trade Commission; Alexander Odisheli, associate director of operations and business for the Capacity & Resilience Program at Global Cyber Alliance; and Abigail Bishop, head of external relations at Amazon.

Among the topics discussed are:

  • The types of scams that frequently target young adults;
  • How scammers reach young adults, and the payment methods used to steal their money;
  • What the Federal Trade Commission’s reporting database and research can teach us about scams that impact young adults;
  • Global Cyber Alliance's recently created CyberFlex tool to help young adults learn about cybersecurity and online scams;
  • Amazon's efforts to protect young adults from scams; and
  • Advice and practical tips for helping younger adults avoid consumer fraud.

 

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