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F&I tip: Potential signs of fraudulent buyers in auto deals

Joseph Portera, Capital One senior vice president and chief business risk officer for financial services, seated in a chair. — Joseph Portera, chief business risk officer for financial services at Capital One, said a fraudulent transaction is “almost magical. The customer will agree to everything” and buy all the finance and insurance products. (PAIGE HODDER/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

October 28, 2024 05:51 PM

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