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Fraud Fight Club Debrief w/Karisse Hendrick and Jen Lamont
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- Fraud Forward
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- Apr 22, 2026
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- 3499
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Summary
What’s up, fraud fighters, and welcome back to Fraud Forward! This Fraud Fight Club recap is one I have been wanting to put down in words because some events are just conferences, and some events remind you exactly why this work matters. This one brought together fraud fighters from across the industry, from brand-new practitioners to people who have shaped this space for years, and it created the kind of honest, useful, human conversations that do not happen nearly enough. This was not just another event where people showed up, swapped business cards, sat through panels, and flew home. Yes, there were sessions. Yes, there were deep dives. Yes, there were a lot of smart people in the room. But what stayed with me was the heart behind it. The honesty. The humility. The willingness to share what is not working, not just what sounds good on stage. In this episode, I sat down with Hailey Windham and Jen Lamont after a packed few days in Charlotte to talk through what stood out, what hit hard, and what still has me thinking. We talked about the sessions, about the conversations happening in the hallways, the sidebars, the debriefs, and the moments that make you stop and think, okay, this industry is changing. We got into the real heart of Fraud Fight Club, the energy behind it, the collaboration, the pattern recognition, and the reminder that anti-fraud collaboration is not a nice idea anymore. It is a requirement. And honestly, this conversation also went somewhere deeper. We talked about scam awareness through the lens of victim stories that were impossible to shake. We talked about first-party fraud and a case that showed what can happen when investigation, collaboration, and persistence all line up. We talked about ghost tapping fraud, chargeback fraud, and the very rea…