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E - ENTERPRISE PUAN NORIDAH BINTI ABU BAKAR CSC 434 SITI NADHRAH BINTI OTHMAN SPORT SCIENCE AND RECREATION /SR223 E – Enterprise is about business conducted online using any Internet-based application.It is desiged to educate on appropriate online buying behaviors,channels well as tactics for making a secure online transaction.

Credit Card Fraud Credit card fraud refers to the use of a credit card by someone other than its rightful owner or an authorized buyer on the account. Identity theft means pretending to be another person and using that individual's personal information to get credit and identifying documents like a driver's license, according to the Federal Trade Commission.

TIPS TO AVOID CREDIT CARD FRAUD i. Keep your credit card safe ii. Shred all documents with your credit card details on it iii. Don’t sign blank credit card receipts iv. Be cautious when using your credit card online v. Immediately report lost or stolen credit cards.

Tips to online shopping  Shop around.There might be another great deal somewhere  Make sure you know the trader’s full details.Those details can be used as backup information if you need to lodge a fraud report  Double-check whether the company has a privacy statement that tells you what they will do with your personal information

TIPS TO ENSURE A SECURE ONLINE TRANSACTION Keep your password,Personal Identification Number(Pin) and card numbers confidential Look for the lock icon Use a firewall Install security updates

DON’T BE A VICTIM CREDIT CARD FRAUD