Sentence examples for fraudulent services from inspiring English sources

Texas RioGrande began receiving complaints about fraudulent services six months ago, said a spokeswoman, Cynthia Martinez.

The lesson includes suggestions for safeguarding important financial information, and "red flags" people should watch for to help identity potentially fraudulent services.

That makes high-fee fraud all the more deplorable, he added, calling fraudulent services "the knockout punch" for borrowers on the brink of foreclosure.

30 NEW YORK/REGION 33-38 StAdulttudy Finds Failings At Adult Homes for Mentally Ill A Pataki administration study acknowledges widespread failings at New York's homes for the adult mentally ill, concluding that the state is allowing some mentally ill people to be exploited in a system plagued by inept, wasteful and fraudulent services.

A new Pataki administration study acknowledges widespread failings at New York's adult homes for the mentally ill, concluding that the state is allowing some of its most vulnerable citizens to be exploited in a system plagued by inept, wasteful and fraudulent services.

Attackers leverage preexisting trust between victims and the chosen false identities to spur dubious actions (illegally transferring money, remailing stolen goods, installing malware on computers, and recommending fraudulent services to friends).

In addition, Italian prosecutors have accused the couple of carrying out schemes "to embezzle Naples' tax revenue, including the use of fraudulent service contracts, forged accounting records, inflated operational expenses and fraudulently claimed refunds to Naples taxpayers," the statement said.

According to prosecutors, Amati and Maj, with the help of a corrupt Naples official, used a series of scams, including misappropriated tax receipts, fraudulent service contracts and faked expenses, to diddle the city out of €33 million.

Consumer advocates say a growing number of fraudulent modification services involve lawyers, or people who say they are lawyers.

A long-running form of advanced-fee fraud is for criminals to set up fraudulent escrow services [9] and dupe consumers with attractively priced high-value items such as cars and boats that cannot be paid for using credit cards.

According to Micah Bailey, director of operations at the advocacy group Elijah Rising, the city's sex workers are a mix of young American women and men who have run away from home and fallen in with pimps, Hispanic women who have crossed the border, and Asian women who have been brought to the country through fraudulent employment services.