Money Transfers After Phone Theft
Pollock Cohen LLP is investigating reports that these apps have been used to transfer money out of victims’ accounts after a phone is stolen. We are taking a close look at the failure of these money transfer applications to prevent such theft.
This issue has been covered extensively in the media, including:
- Press Release: Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, Jr., Calls On Venmo, Zelle, Cash App To Better Protect Consumers From Fraud
- Video: Manhattan DA calls on Venmo, Zelle, Cash App to protect users | ABC News
- Venmo and other payment app theft is ‘skyrocketing,’ Manhattan DA warns | CNN Business
If you experienced this type of theft, please fill out the form below for a free, confidential consultation.
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