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    personal information maintained by an individual or entity as part of a database of personal information regarding multiple individuals and that causes, or the individual or entity reasonably believes has caused, or will cause, identity theft or other fraud to any resident of the Commonwealth.” Personal information is: First initial and last name combined with a social security number, driver’s license information, account numbers, financial information, credit card information, etc. If there…

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    to the stamp and decided not to disclose this to him at the time of the sale it constitutes Fraudulent Nondisclosure. In the case that he can’t prove that Stamp Champ knew about this fact, he can try to win the lawsuit for Negligence. A victim of Fraud is entitled to recover the amount of money that he or she lost, any legal fees that had to be pay during the course of the lawsuit, and in some cases…

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    5 Reasons Your Actions Could Bring Blame To Your Door in LOCATIONXXXX Indictments of thieving from your STR3XXXX work place can be a distressing and worrying moment particularly if you have been scatterbrained or neglected work related problem. COMPANYXXXX are accessible to give you the means to prove your guiltlessness, for example, a Corporate Lie Detector Test or a Corporate Theft Investigation into the true culprit in LOCATIONXXXX. 3 Reasons Why You Could Be Accused Of Stealing From Work…

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    For employee fraud case study, I chose the Nathan John Mueller’s embezzlement scandal. As an accounting manager of ING Reinsurance Corporation (a major financial service company) in Minnesota, Mueller stole almost 8.5 million dollars from the company from 2003 to 2007 (“Mueller Gets 8 years for $8.5 million ING Fraud”). The way he orchestrated the fraud was surprisingly rather simple. Mueller accidentally found out that ING gave him and another co-worker the authorization to request and approve…

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    Imposter Scams In Canada

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    mail [1]. Anyone can be targeted in these imposter scams, but some groups are more vulnerable than others. The most vulnerable group throughout Canada and the US are the elderly. The grandparents is a common imposter scam that is a form of telephone fraud where the imposter poses as a family member phoning the grandparent claiming they are in trouble and urgently need money [2]. A number of different scenarios can be implemented such as, car accidents, drug charges, etc [2]. They are prompted to…

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    I just read this Associated Press news report and had to contact both of you to inquire if you know anything about it. I want to emphasize that in all sincerity, your tans look really great so some of the following comments do not accurately represent you. Can you however, otherwise vouch for the authenticity of the following report? I simply cannot believe that this is true. The report follows: New Jersey Sentinel Daily Times It has been a closely guarded secret known only to the male cast…

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    Fraud Symptoms Even though Walker successfully concealed her theft for a long time, some red symptoms of fraud still could be noticed if we pay closer attentions as follow: Higher amount of sales returns every time the embezzler works In a retail store, the amount of sales return generally is relatedly stable since the store has sales operation control. Assumed the fact that during the period which Walker committed fraud, every time when Walker worked, the number or amount of sale returns…

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    is accused of accepting more than $1 million dollars. The brib was spread out of years. He received these kickbacks accessories for Apple products. Devine appeared on federal court and is facing 27 charges including five money laundering and wire fraud. Devine breached his contract with Apple, therefore Apple filed a separate civil lawsuit. According to prosecutors, Devine ran and elaborate scheme. He had several tech companies…

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    Charles Ponzi is probably one of the most well-known con artists America has ever encountered. Beginning his crimes with forging bad checks to smuggling Italian immigrants into the U.S. He was cunning and had a slick way with his speech to trick people into believing his scams. Unfortunately for him, his charm wasn’t enough to keep him out of jail. Charles Ponzi was born in Parma, Italy, in 1882. He came to America on the S.S. Vancouver in November of 1903, when he was 21 years old. It’s said…

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    As we have seen lots of bad news in the newspapers, many of the news are related to the crook and scam. Cheaters are all around the world; have you ever thinks about that you might be the next person who will be cheating by the crooks? People who have been cheated by the scalawags would have a harder life, since they give out most of their money. Crooks can really destroy a happy family with a short period of time. In order to know more about how the people who have been cheated live, I would…

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