<p>Rich Man's Game When it comes to scamming online retailers and getting free stuff, wealthy Gen Z and Millennials are way ahead of the game. Known as "digital shoplifting," this newly-viral scheme involves, essentially, ordering products and lying to an e-retailer about never receiving them, often resulting in a refund for products you actually did receive. In a new survey of Americans making more than $100,000 a year, the fraud prevention group Socure found that 55 percent of Gen Z-ers and 49 percent of millennials in that income bracket admitted to scamming websites by lying about never receiving the stuff […]</p>