World History
Awarded for their "efforts to take care of wounded soldiers and prisoners of war and their families" during WW1, this organization won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1917:
The Red Cross
Perhaps ignoring the high caloric value of their pastries, this brand claims "America Runs" on their coffee:
Duncin Donuts
Named after his mother whom he regularly raps about, Kanye West's recently released album is titled:
Donda
A full match of this abbreviated system indicates the submitted billing address matches the address on file with the cardholder's bank:
AVS
When a child uses their parent's credit card or someone uses their roommate's credit card to place an order that is later charged-back, is an example of this type of fraud:
Friendly-fraud
Long before they were a Netflix sensation, this family ruled the Russian Empire from the 17th century until the 1917 revolution:
Romanovs
"Silly Rabbit!" This part of a complete breakfast is only for kids:
Trix cereal
"We Are The Champions" or, in this case, "we" hold the record for the best-selling album in UK history:
Queen
Fraudsters may use this type of device to mask their IP's geolocation:
Proxy (or VPN)
When a cardholder loses a chargeback they have the opportunity to provide additional information to their issuing bank to initiate this process:
Pre-arbitration
Then-envoy Chris Stevens and several others were killed in September 2012, when the American diplomatic compound was attacked in this Libyan city:
Benghazi
If Jennifer Gardner and Samuel L. Jackson are to be believed, this is what's in their wallet:
Capital One
This song by the Buggles was ironically the first music video ever aired on MTV:
Video Killed The Radio Star
Abusive & unwanted customers can be stopped from making a purchase on a merchant's site by adding them to this list:
Blocklist
A fraudster rapidly placing multiple small purchases with multiple different cards is an example of this scheme:
Card testing
Spending over 300 days in space and completing over 4,000 orbits around Earth since its maiden launch in April 1981, this space shuttle was the first to reach space:
Columbia
This men's grooming startup believes their "Blades Are F--ing Great:"
Dollar Shave Club
Before his hit FX show, this rapper/actor was topping charts with "Save Dat Money" & "Professional":
Dave Burg (aka Lil' Dicky)
The 6-digit "BIN" represents this data point of a customer's order:
First 6-digits of the card
NoFraud recommends merchants block their customers from picking up orders at a UPS Access Point to prevent this type of fraud:
Reroute fraud
Aimed at establishing an independent republic, the Easter Rising insurrection of 1916 occurred in this country:
Ireland
This publication claims their mission is to enlighten the masses because "Democracy Dies in Darkness:"
The Washington Post
In 2018, Pharrell Williams & Robin Thick were ordered to pay $5 million to the estate of this legendary R&B artist after a judge ruled "Blurred Lines" was a ripoff of his classic "Got To Give It Up:"
Marvin Gaye
Instead of using our Auto-Cancel setting, merchants can ensure Failed orders aren't shipped or imported by their 3PL of fulfillment center using this Shopify feature:
Order tags
One of the hardest fraud patterns to detect because the fraudster doesn't care to ship the merchandise to the actual cardholder, this scheme involves a fraudster using multiple stolen identities to sign-up new "customers" to a merchant's site: