This document establishes how fraud emails are routed internally at Tiltproof Incorporated. It provides guidance on immediately escalating certain types of emails, such as those involving large trapped balances or multiple complaints. It also lists the various fraud-related email queues and describes which types of emails should be routed to each queue. The procedure involves reviewing the player's account and email history, determining if the email needs an immediate response, and then routing it to the appropriate queue or individual for handling.
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Document No.
Effective Date 05/22/2008
Fraud Email Routing Revision Date
Approval SM
1.0
Purpose: This document establishes how to route fraud emails internally in Kana.
2.0 1) Fraud Analysts
Persons
Affected:
3.0 1) Printable version: tpfs1nwworkflow$HANDBOOK-FRAUDPrint
Forms, VersionsFraud HandbookFraud Email Routing.doc
Checklists,
Flowchart:
4.0 1) The Fraud Analyst assigned to this duty routes emails from the General
Policy: Pool for Fraud Investigation Root to the appropriate queues in Kana.
2) Emails about the following situations should be escalated and handled
immediately:
Trapped accounts with a balance of $1,000 or more.
Trapped accounts with players registered in tournaments.
Hoax victims.
Compromised accounts.
Stolen credit cards or payment processor information
should be treated as compromised accounts.
Players with excessive emails on the same issue.
If a player has sent 3 or more emails on the same subject,
review the case to see the email warrants an immediate
response.
Players strongly complaining about a lack of response.
Emails from Fraud or Security Departments of other poker sites.
Any other situation you feel warrants immediate attention.
Situations involving scamming.
High profile cases.
Cases involving pros and high stakes players.
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3) Emails from law enforcement agencies, lawyers, legal entities, or
financial institutions should be dealt with as per Emails from FBI,
Lawyers, Legal Authorities, and Banks.
4) All emails should be routed as per 2.9.12 Routing Emails.
Fraud Investigation Root
1) [FRAUD] Escalated - Case Ownership.
For emails about cases already being handled by another Fraud
Analyst.
Every Fraud Analyst has their own personal Escalated - Case
Ownership Kana queue.
[FRAUD] Escalated-Adam H
Email Traffic Analysts and email agents should not route
emails to the Case Ownership queues.
2) H1 - Hacked Accounts.
For emails complaining about compromised accounts.
My account was compromised.
I can’t log in to my account, it seems like my password
has been changed without my consent.
My email address was changed and I don’t know why.
There is someone else playing on my account.
My account’s been scammed and I can’t access it.
There’s money missing from my account.
I’m worried about my account security and funds being
missing for no reason.
My credit card was used without my consent.
I think someone else is using my processor account.
3) H2 - Hoax Investigations.
For emails about hoax sites.
Reporting a hoax site.
Asking about a hoax site.
People claiming to be victims of a hoax site.
4) H3 – Seizures/Reinstatements.
For emails from players informing us they’ve deposited funds to
repay a chargeback/NSF.
5) H4 – Unsuccessful Login Alert Issues.
For emails from players inquiring about the “Unsuccessful
Login Alert” pop-up window.
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6) I1 – ID Requests/Processing.
For emails about documentation sent following a request from a
Fraud Analyst.
Identification that has been provided for reasons not
related to fraudulent activity should be routed to the T2
Fax Identification queue.
Check withdrawals.
Multiple accounts.
Age verification.
Name changes.
7) J1 - Instant eChecks Issues.
For emails about fraud or descriptor related issues with Instant
eChecks.
8) J2 – Escalated Instant eCheck Issues.
For emails about Instant eChecks issues that are waiting for a
response from Intabill, Pocket Kings, or Fraud Management.
9) K1 - Credit Card Disputes.
For emails from players complaining about charges, chargebacks
or descriptor issue inquiries with Credit Cards.
10) L1 - Other Processor Issues.
For emails about fraud or descriptor related issues with
processors other than Credit Cards, ELV and Instant eChecks.
11) L2 - ELV Issues.
For emails about fraud or descriptor related issues with ELV.
12) M1 - Trapped Accounts.
For emails from players who are trapped for being guilty of
collusion/fraud or due to associations with players who are
guilty of collusion/fraud.
Emails from players trapped due to chargebacks/NSFs
should be routed to the appropriate payment processor
queue.
K1 – Credit Card Disputes.
L2 – ELV Issues.
All other trapped account situations should be routed to the
appropriate email/cashier queue.
T2 Account Suspended.
13) N1 - Poker (Collusion).
For emails about collusion.
Complaints about collusion.
Inquiries about collusion.
Ongoing collusion investigations.
14) N2 – Poker (Collusion)-Email Poker Reviewed.
For poker (collusion) emails that have been reviewed by a
member of the Poker team.
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15) O1 - Bot Cases.
For emails about bots.
Complaints about bots.
Inquiries about bots.
Ongoing bot investigations.
16) O2 – Escalated Bot Cases.
Emails should only be routed to this queue if approved by
Fraud Management.
Used to organize emails from players about ongoing bot
investigations.
Regular bot complaints should still be routed to 01 – Bot
Cases.
5.0 1) In WAT, review the player’s account to determine the issue.
Procedure: 2) Review the player’s email history as per 2.9.2 Customer History and
determine if the player has a pending email about the same issue.
3) If the player has a pending or duplicate email about the same issue, no
answer the most recent email as per 2.9.7 No Answering Emails in
Kana.
The oldest email should be left in the appropriate queue pending
a response.
4) If the email needs to be handled immediately:
a) If there is no Fraud Analyst handing the associated queue,
download the email and address the player’s concerns.
b) If a Fraud Analyst is handling the associated queue, route the
email to them.
If a player writes in about a new hoax site, route
the email to the Fraud Analyst assigned to that duty.
c) Notify the Fraud Analyst you’ve routed an email directly to
them for an escalated issue that needs to be handled right away.
d) If the player’s issue needs to be handled by the Fraud POC listed
on their account in WAT:
i) Create a new email as per 2.9.1 Starting an Outgoing Kana
Email.
ii) Using the newly created email, send the player
frd.ir.delay.
iii) Route the original email to the Fraud POC’s Escalated
queue.
[FRAUD] Escalated-Daffy D
5) Route the email to the appropriate queue in Kana.
N1 – Poker (Collusion).
H4 – Unsuccessful Login Alert Issues.