You know when you are reviewing paper checks and you come across a bank logo that looks like a pancake? What is that called? Does it have an official name? Whether it does or not, it is a red flag for a counterfeit check. Here are a few potential terms to consider.
Legit Logo – Disclaimer, FraudWit Bank is not a real bank.
Logo Smushing – Sounds similar to Smishing and Smurfing…reminiscent of a bulldog’s face.
Logo Smashing – Hulk smash bank logo.
Logo Stretching – Stretch Armstrong.
Logo Flattening – Like a pancake.
What do you think? Does this phenomenon among counterfeit checks warrant its own term (or multiple ones)?