Sentence examples for fraudulent goods from inspiring English sources

"People go out every day and buy fraudulent goods".

EBay counters that it merely operates a venue for sales and cannot be held liable for fraudulent goods.

The magazine's Ethicist columnist on reporting a co-worker who shirks her duties, alerting friends that they bought fraudulent goods and more.

Several students, including Mr. Panzica, then sued Sallie Mae, arguing that it was unfair to expect repayment on a loan made for fraudulent goods.

But they cautioned that it will be difficult to bring charges, since most of the fraudulent goods were made in China.

Unexpected variations in prices offered, or prices that are slightly too high, can be also be detected, perhaps indicating that an employee is receiving a kickback to accept fraudulent goods.

Standard Life this week warned that "the ability of pension providers to prevent transfers of funds into fraudulent, too-good-to-be true investments will diminish once the new freedoms come into force".

Embezzlement, crime generally defined as the fraudulent misappropriation of goods of another by a servant, an agent, or another person to whom possession of the goods has been entrusted.

In September, he officially resigned as prime minister, a week after the police recommended that he be indicted on charges of bribery, breach of public trust, money laundering and fraudulent receipt of goods.

Once in possession of the purloined credit card information, the Zdorovenins allegedly made fraudulent purchases of goods from multiple phony websites (which they had set up), and, thereafter, forwarded the payments from those bogus sites to bank accounts that they controlled in Russia and Latvia.

The lawsuit also accuses eBay of not revoking the privileges of the sellers after receiving complaints from other users who asserted that the goods were fraudulent.