The word 'fraudsters' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to people who engage in fraudulent activities or schemes. Example: The police have arrested several fraudsters involved in a fake investment scheme that scammed hundreds of people out of their savings.
But he is trading on the financial ignorance of most savers, who at best may pay more tax and end up poorer in later life, and at worst fall prey to all manner of tricksters and fraudsters promising double digit returns on plausible but fictitious investments.
Some 6,800 identities from Jobcentre Plus were used to make false claims for tax credits - with 2,700 being successful and some £2.7m being paid out to fraudsters.
Here's what they suggest to deter both state spies and ordinary fraudsters: Passwords: don't use the same one repeatedly.
The brutal realities of the world are that girl children of African origin and descent are not, by themselves, considered important, and Nigeria is still too-often dismissed as nothing more than a corrupt land filled with fraudsters and undeserving of any airtime.
War heroes would be a more deserving cause than the gypsies, gays, foreigners and fraudsters favoured by the fund, it snorted.
That is nearly five cards per adult.But America also makes things easy for fraudsters: alone among developed countries, it still relies exclusively on cards with magnetic strips, which are far less secure than the chip-and-PIN technology used elsewhere.
The effect is to push evaders to the fringes of the system, where they may be more at threat from fraudsters than from the taxman.
As old hustles are rumbled, fraudsters invent new ones.
Strip these transactions out and the growth of goods exports becomes an unspectacular 4.0% in 2005, picking up to 7.7% in the year to the first quarter of 2006 (see chart).The fraudsters are exploiting two features of the VAT system in the European Union (EU).
Ambitious fraudsters are attracted to businesses for the same reason that Willie Sutton, a contemporary of Ponzi, reportedly said he robbed banks: "Because that's where the money is".Some frauds are committed by people at the top such as Bernard Madoff or Allen Stanford.
Boards have a duty to pluck up the courage to challenge such larger-than-life bosses.However, most corporate fraudsters do not have swishing reptilian tails as a giveaway sign.
