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The difference between fraud and honest errors is a matter of intention. People make mistakes and miscalculations all the time, by accident, not intending to harm or cheat anyone. If a clerk accidently adds numbers together wrong and ends up giving you the wrong change for a purchase, that is not a fraud. The clerk's intent was to give you the right change, not to cheat you. The clerk made a mistake. However, fraud occurs when a person lies to you intentionally or deceives you, knowing full well that what he or she is telling you is false or misleading. Fraud usually involves telling trusting or gullible people lies or gross exaggerations in order to extract money from those people. For example, let's say I pose as a house painter, even though in reality I have no experience painting houses, and tell you that I will paint the entire inside of your house for $500, a very low price. I then ask you for $300 to purchase supplies, then leave with the money; I never do any painting for you. My intention was to lie to you and get your money without doing any work, not on doing an honest job of painting your house. That is a fraud.
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What actors and actresses appeared in Honest Mistakes - 2007?
The cast of Honest Mistakes - 2007 includes: Stephen Alford as Patrick Kale Peel as Alex
Is it fraud if you sell someone a computer that is two years older than you told them even if you didnt know?
No. Fraud requires an act of dishonesty. You cannot be convicted of fraud for an honest mistake, as there is no criminal intent.
Can fraud be done by accident?
No. In tortuous fraudthe element of malice must be proved to establish a case. In criminal fraud, the intent to do harm must also be proven for fraud to exist. If there is no intent to harm, all you have is an honest mistake. It might be just as harmful, but if it's not intended, it's not fraud.
What are the different types of check fraud?
The different types of check fraud include forgery, alteration, counterfeit checks, and check kiting.
If an appraisal was inflated at purchase who is liable?
If an appraisal was inflated at purchase, the appraiser is liable. That is fraud, and is illegal. Appraisals should be honest and accurate.
What is a gay person's worst mistakes?
Every person, gay or straight, has different "worst mistakes." it's impossible to list all mistakes.
What i am being honest with you means?
it technically means (in online dating) that the profile and eerything that they may have told you are true - not false like a fraud identity
How long does tax fraud stay on your record?
Tax fraud can stay on your record indefinitely, as there is no statute of limitations for the IRS to assess taxes owed due to fraud. The IRS typically has up to six years to audit a tax return, but if fraud is suspected, there is no time limit for the IRS to assess additional taxes. Additionally, tax fraud can result in criminal charges, which can have long-lasting consequences on your record. It is crucial to ensure accurate and honest reporting of your taxes to avoid any potential issues with fraud.
How to identify online earning company's fraud?
Grammar mistakes, asking for personal information about you or your family that is irrelevant and/or is not typically needed before/during the application process.
What is Differentiate errors from mistakes?
They are both different words.
What is the bigest mistake in your life?
The interviewer is not interested in MY mistakes - they want to hear what YOU think is YOUR biggest mistake. Just be honest and tell them whatever you think it was.
Why do you publish lies?
Do you mean why do people lie or If you mean here-they are just vandals from what I see that i haven't found yet or merely honest mistakes
