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    The fraud perpetrated at Rite Aid could have been detected through the reconciliation of liabilities with monthly statements from the creditors. By reconciling the liabilities with the vendors’ statements, the auditors would have been able to detect any omission of liabilities or the reversal of expenses as was the case at Rite Aid. Also, the auditors could have used analytical procedures such as ratios for the year of audit and compared it to prior periods to detect unusual patterns or trends.…

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    Raptor Fraud Case Study

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    responded to inbound calls, and analyzed credit card transactions in order to identify potential fraudulent activity using the Raptor Fraud Detection System. • Reviewed electronic cases produced by the Raptor Fraud Detection System, analyzed transaction patterns, identified changing fraud trends, verified account activity and took appropriate action to minimize potential fraud loss and customer inconvenience • Assessed and analyzed customer or applicant financial condition to evaluate credit…

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    charged, it will include Purchase Order Fraud, which is a federal crime (FBI, 2014). The consequences for that in The United States can be incarceration, fines, probation, or a combination of all three (Fichtelberg, 2008). This crime can be charged by the International Criminal Court. There is no jury at the International Criminal Court. A panel, made up of three judges, will decide if the defendant is guilty and what the punishment will be. They also have the ability to sentence them to…

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    Best Club Fraud Case

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    Best Club was heavily in debt and as expenses increased, James could not meet the debts. However, he wanted success and money, which lead him to commit fraud. James committed insurance fraud and obtained loan by falsifying financial statement to save his business. During whole this fraud mechanism, it seems that there may have also been fraud in the insurance companies and/or bankers also who are granting credit without verifying document because they have also received bribe from James. James…

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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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    him with the vision to increase the value of Sunbeam because the profits were declining for several years. He have a reputation of giving high profits for companies With the help of a partner of Arthur Anderson, Albert committed a huge accounting fraud as the CEO of Sunbeam. Because Arthur Anderson was auditing the Sunbeam Corporation. With him joining sunbeam its stock increased by 50% in a day. He soon fired most of Sunbeam executives, and bring his own team who would go along with his mindset…

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    Scams and Fraud Policy 1. Overview With a large number of employees at Edu Corp, scams and other fraudulent activity could affect the day-to-day operations of the company. With the ongoing concern of scams and fraud, Edu Corp has established an extensive, detailed policy in order to protect our customers and employees from various scams and fraudulent activity. In 2013, millions of people were victims of scams and fraudulent activity (“CBS Cybercrine,” 2015). With a large employee base at Edu…

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    Hearing about these giant fraud cases, especially the ones you talk about in class often like Enron; I always wonder how they are caught, or even how long it takes. As an example from a while back, but still seen as one of the largest Ponzi schemes in history the Madoff Fraud Case. This case took a while for the SEC to catch onto what was going on. As we learned in class the SEC is out there in the financial industry to keep the stock market fair and honest. The SEC authority is given by…

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    meltdown in the United States Madoff couldn't carry his functions and satisfy his Investors requests of cash. He decided to come clean and accept the fraud he has committed. The Wall Street has collapsed due to the Ponzi scheme as it was the massive investment fraud which has affected many people including the high profile investors. And also the fraud scam has left more than 12,000 investors and many faking investment returns over the years. Madoff has taken in client assets and transferred it…

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    The article explains how many e-crimes are being treated unfairly and the people found guilty for these crimes are charged with an unreasonable sentence. The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act was created in 1986, but needs various improvements to be up to date with to today’s internet. With the CFAA, almost anybody can be prosecuted and convicted of a violation for minor actions that seem harmless, such as using a roommate’s Netflix account. The ethical issues identified in the article are e-crimes…

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