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Canadian Consumers Identify Online Data Security, Impersonation, Card & Identity Theft As Key Payment Fraud Concerns, Capco Survey Finds

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TORONTO -- Nine in ten consumers (91%) polled in a new payment fraud survey of 1,000 Canadian adults conducted by global management and technology consultancy Capco, a Wipro company, fear their online data could be used to make impersonation easier or reveal answers to security questions.

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