October 14, 2026
11:00 AM ET

To Catch a Fraudster: The scam after the scam

Fraudsters are calling victims back after the initial scam, posing as the very people trying to help. Join Tom Cronkright and Nate Stephens for a live look at how these layered schemes work and how to shut down the second act before it starts.

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About the webinar

You caught the fraud. You started recovery. Then the phone rang.

Our Fraud Recovery Services team is seeing a new pattern in reported cases: fraudsters who strike once, then come back for more while victims are at their most vulnerable. The second attempt looks nothing like the first. It sounds official. It sounds like help. And it's designed to do far more damage than the original scam.

Join Tom Cronkright, Executive Chairman and Co-founder, and Nate Stephens, Director of Fraud Recovery Services, for a live breakdown of how these layered schemes work, the real cases our recovery team has handled, and the tells that separate a legitimate recovery call from a fraudster's second act.

You'll leave knowing what to listen for, what to never share on that call, and how to protect a recovery already in motion.

Tom Cronkright

Tom Cronkright

Co-Founder & Executive Chairman

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Nathan Stephens

Nathan Stephens

Manager of Fraud Recovery Services

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