Scam Operations Shift Borders After Global Crackdowns
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- •Recent crackdowns on scam operations have intensified in multiple countries.
- •Scam groups are relocating their activities to different countries to evade law enforcement.
- •The movement of these operations complicates international cooperation in fraud prevention.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If law enforcement agencies enhance cross-border cooperation and information sharing then scam operations may face greater difficulties in relocating and continuing their activities, benefiting global consumer protection.
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