Exposed: The Banking Rule That Lets Scammers Win
Social media scams are rising, but outdated banking rules leave victims without refunds. It’s time for reform.
By Beth Gibbons|2026-01-08T14:42:49+13:00January 8th, 2026|Categories: Anti-MLM & Cults|Tags: Bank Accountability, Banking Reform, Boutique Scams, Buyer Beware, Consumer Advocacy, Consumer Protection, Digital Commerce, Financial Justice, Financial Reform, Fraud Prevention, influencer fraud, Instagram Scams, Online Scams, Online Shopping Scams, Outdated Banking Rules, Preorder Scams, Refund Rights, Regulation E, Scam Accountability Movement, Scam Advocacy, Scam Alert, Scam Awareness, Scam Awareness Campaign, Scam Awareness Month, Scam Awareness Network, Scam Culture, Scam Culture Critique, Scam Economy, Scam Education, Scam Education Movement, Scam Exposure, Scam Exposure Network, Scam Fighters, Scam Investigation, Scam Journalism, Scam Justice, Scam Justice Now, Scam Policy Change, Scam Policy Reform, Scam Policy Update, Scam Protection, Scam Protection Reform, Scam recovery, Scam Reform Now, Scam Reporting, Scam Resistance, Scam Survivors, Scam Survivors Unite, Scam Transparency, Scam Victim Advocacy, Scam Victim Support, scam victims, scam watchdog, Small Business Fraud, Social Media Fraud, TikTok Exposé, TikTok Scams|
Social media scams are rising, but outdated banking rules leave victims without refunds. It’s time for reform.