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Benzinga reported on scams targeting TikTok Shop users, while Venmo and eBay were noted as being backed by firms investing in disruptive technology.

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Benzinga reported on scams targeting TikTok Shop users, while Venmo and eBay were noted as being backed by firms investing in disruptive technology.

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  1. Benzinga reports on TikTok Shop scams alongside coverage of Venmo/eBay's investment backing.1 source
  2. Deloitte and Benzinga are cited regarding investment backing for Venmo and eBay.1 source

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