Safe Wire LLC

Watch out!

Scammers will use your personal information, especially if it is leaked, to target you.

If you are buying a house or making a big investment, scammers may send you fraudulent banking information, so you wire them the funds instead of the correct title company!

Real estate scams are skyrocketing. Here’s how to protect your home sale. Unsuspecting victims are losing thousands of dollars to wire fraud trickery.

Be careful out there. Learn some of the best practices.

The FBI says it is seeing an increase in investment scams, government impersonation scams and romance schemes THE FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center recently released its 2023 Elder Fraud Report

Wire fraud is impacting many future and ex-homeowners, investors, and companies. Most don't realize that they are at risk!

The common method of using phone calls is not secure! We explored the few existing solutions to safely send wire/ACH information and quickly realized their shortcomings. It's a lot to get started between significantly changing the workflow, being very expensive, and trusting them with your and your customer's data.

We use a Zero-Knowledge Architecture (end-to-end encryption, aka E2EE) to confirm banking information while keeping your data private. Think E2EE, like WhatsApp's encrypted messages, but for your banking information and client's data.

Join us in fighting against fraud.

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Here is what an actual wire fraud looks like:

Frederick City sent $280,000 to a fraudulent wire that made them believe it was one of their vendors. The money got lost and never recovered. Months later, the insurance finally had to pay $230,000, with a $50,000 deductible. Even with insurance, the city lost $50k and a lot of credibility. What if they had no insurance?

Could something like this happen to you? Do you buy or remodel a house, work with CPAs or lawyers, or send funds online? If yes, then you are also at risk.

Would you have a better chance of recovering the money? Do you even have insurance? Even if you did recover the money, could you afford to have it "disappear" for months?

Frederick City Says It's Recovered From Phishing, Wire Fraud Attack It says it has managed to recover the $380,000 lost due the attack. William Donald Schaefer Building Frederick, Md (KM) The City of Frederick says it has recovered from a Phishing and wire fraud attack in November, 2023 related to the retro-fitting of the William Donald Schaefer Building into

Wire Fraud is common. Especially with Real Estate transactions.

A millennial who'd bought 3 houses got scammed out of $60,000 buying her fourth — and it's more common than you might think A day before Regina Smith was set to close on the house, she got an email saying to wire her $60,000 down payment to the title company. It was a scam.

As a follow-up to yesterday's post on fraud and personal info being hacked. Imagine scammers using these to fake your identity.

Actually, don't imagine. Assume that they use the same tactics against you or the services you use.

Yay! Our personal information was leaked in a breach. 🥲

More seriously, register to haveibeenpwned.com to keep track of all public breaches that had your information. You will thank us later.

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Wire Fraud is so prevalent that even cities are becoming victims!

City says it was victim of wire fraud; state police investigating The city of Frederick was the victim of wire fraud in connection with a project to create a new police headquarters, a city spokesman said.

Advice: If you are a victim of wire fraud, and you think the bank will help you, think again.

Most banks will assume that you are responsible for the fraudulent operations. Even when they make a mistake, it can be an uphill battle to have them help you, even more so to get back the funds.

Over $80k disappeared from my account but bank blamed me - their system is weak A CHASE customer has claimed that over $80,000 was completely cleared from their account and was told by the financial services company that they were to blame. In December 2022, real estate agent …

Wire Fraud is real, and it is getting worse every year.

It is so bad that even State DOJs are issuing warnings.

This shows why we are so passionate about preventing financial fraud. Fraudsters are getting more sophisticated. It's time the industry has solutions and technologies to protect homeowners and investors.

Oregon DOJ issues warning over real estate and mortgage wire scams - Elkhorn Media Group NORTHEAST OREGON – (Release by the Oregon Dept. of Justice) Buying a new home is ...Read More