Fraud

Patronage contributed to government incompetence and fraud by giving government jobs to people who had helped a candidate get elected. This was unfair treatment to the rest of the society.

Unfraud

when somebody other than you gets ahold of your credit # or card and they spend money for you and then you get the bill to be charged

that happened to me and my attorney told me i should have read all the contracts better before i agreed * No, if the consumer signs documents without reading such or those which are not completely filled in, the law presumes the person did not take "reasonable care and concern" in the matter. The exceptions would be if a document was changed after the signing without the signer(s) being made aware of and agreeing to the action, and obviously if the person's signature was forged.

As you can see, justice prevailed. You are free and clear of any charges of wrongdoing. You enjoy all of your constitutional rights, just as if you had never been accused. You are now free to move on with your life and be the hardworking citizen you always knew you have been. As for any legal claim against the government--I do not believe you have one. Unless you can prove that the government prosecuted you in a malicious manor, and no reasonable person could agree that the government's evidence would be sufficient for criminal prosecution, you have no case. You are certainly welcome to discuss the matter with a personal injury lawyer in your area, but I do not see a valid legal claim here.

Its about hacking.........

hacking can be legal & can be illegal........

if u r caught hacking then u will have to break stones in the jail .....

It is when someone does something deliberately and it is a mean thing.

Essentially all of Ahmed Deedat's arguments have been debunked and refuted.

No. The enforcement of criminal fraud concerning debt pertains to issues such as using false identity such as social security numbers. Using credit cards or other financial transactions to obtain goods,services or money without having the intent or means of repayment can also be considered fraud. People's income change all the time, for the better or worse what is relevant is the financial status at the time of default.

Millions of people around the world.

If you are asking for an opinion, I believe there is something to it, but like anything else it could be presented fraudulently. Here are some examples which make me think that astrology is not entirely a fraud.

* It is believed that the Magi used astrology to learn the coming of the Messiah.

* Albrecht von Wallenstein died on exactly the day predicted by his astrologer, assassinated by his own soldiers.

* Donald Regan claimed that Ronald Reagan based Presidential decisions on the astrology of First Lady Nancy Reagan.

* Successful stock market investors use various methods to select winning stocks, and astrology is a preferred method of some.

If it is a joint account I would say none. You are married and spouses share things in a marrige.

Yes, it can be if committed with the intent of deliberately over-valuing something at the expense of someone else.

Yes, LifeLock standard provides protection against identity theft so it's the perfect choice for protecting your SSN.

False

Yes, bac home loan servicing lp it's the bigger fraud in the history, they are country wide but with a different name now, so they continuo committing the same fraud that angelo mosilo did for many years, i believe that every American and more that half of the world knows that right? , thanks.

The victims, of course.

The Securities and Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC) provides insurance coverage after a lengthy claims process IF it chooses to start a SIPC proceeding. It is not automatic. Customers of a failed brokerage firm get back all securities (such as stocks and bonds) that already are registered in their name or are in the process of being registered. After this first step, the firm's remaining customer assets are then divided on a pro rata basis with funds shared in proportion to the size of claims. If sufficient funds are not available in the firm's customer accounts to satisfy claims within these limits, the reserve funds of SIPC are used to supplement the distribution, up to a ceiling of $500,000 per customer, including a maximum of $100,000 for cash claims. Additional funds may be available to satisfy the remainder of customer claims after the cost of liquidating the brokerage firm is taken into account. see www.sonnerez.com for general information about the Madoff case. The SEC in its complaint, also filed in Manhattan federal court, accused Madoff of a "multi-billion dollar Ponzi scheme that he perpetrated on advisory clients of his firm."

The agency said it's seeking emergency relief for investors, including an asset freeze and the appointment of a receiver for the firm. Ira Sorkin, another defense lawyer for Madoff, couldn't be immediately reached for comment.

http://www.stockmarketfunding.com/SMF-Blogs/Hot-Trends/December-2008/Madoff-Charged-in-$50-Billion-Fraud-at-Advisory-Fi.aspx

im searching for the same answer! I have been scamed by nigerians on the internet in England! I cant believe they are allowed to get away with it and there is no support available for victims! Royal Mail in England claim it is illegal to intercept parcels even of they are aware of customers being victims of fraud its outrageous!

For the right premium, just about ANYTHING is possible. Find a local agent in your state and work with them. You can find a member of NAHU near you by using the link near the bottom of the page. Most Health Underwriters also write life insurance. Previous answer did not work for us several years ago......

Contact the fraud department and work with the case investigator who handled your account.

Unfortunately, virtually nothing. The best action of recent months is the increasing skepticism toward Righthaven.

My mother died broken hearted from not receiving miraculous blessings via supporting the Science of Living Institute in NYC. She was an valiant follower of Rev. Ike and his ministry to the world. Employed as a maid, she did not always have the 'urgent money' he needed to keep this ministry going strong. Many times she grumbled "It seems he knows when I have extra dollars, for he will send a new letter asking for more as soon as I've already sent ." I don't want to mess up the flow or stop my blessing, so I'll go ahead and send another envelope."

Once, she received $10,000 credit card from Chase Manhattan. As a faithful Christian woman who'd been a warrior of God since childhood, she immediately sent a $1,000 tithe to the Eikerenkoetter ministry.

After many years of disappointment and despair, she finally gave up remaining in contact with him. I saw her slip into irreversible depression which cost her her life!

Is it possible to file s lawsuit to the Eikerenkoetter family for back pay? Has ANYONE SUED Xavier Eikerenkoetter or his mother Eula Eikerenkoetter for monies scammed from loved ones to build their empire?

They should be jailed immediately before spending another dime.

Has ANYONE even thought about how low and slithery this was to cheat innocent, caring faith filled people out of their hard earned money?

The following website -- www.ic3.gov -- is the FBI's clearinghouse for Internet fraud complaints. Fill out a compaint there and it will be channeled to the appropriate agency for investigation. The Internet is federal jurisdiction. You can also file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission. Look for them online or call 1-877-438-4338.