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"Could I ask you to sign a piece of paper?" I would have begun to suspect a put-on, an impish tricksterism leading to some intricate fraud, except that irony doesn't carry across the Mississippi; Ivy League graduates have to fly it over the nation's great heartland direct to Hollywood.
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The Federal Trade Commission says Mr. Johnson was "the mastermind" behind one of the largest and most intricate online marketing frauds ever perpetrated in the United States.
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Qui tam provisions were also in several of the first bills passed by Congress as a means of encouraging people to help root out fraud too intricate and pervasive for the young government alone to adequately uncover.
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The defendant allegedly devised an intricate scheme involving identity theft, computer hacking and securities fraud to walk right through the front door of a TD Waterhouse account.
Some will argue that his intricate conspiracy-laden linking of world events and international fraud, are just that.
Then, Stateside, the partnership veers from minor to major fraud, as Boaz masterminds an ever-more-intricate, violent, reckless criminal scheme, even as he seeks all the more cravenly to slake his lust and flaunt his depravity, all while wearing a yarmulke and touting his Judaism.
Nakoula ran afoul of the law in 2010, when he pleaded no contest to federal bank fraud charges after being indicted in a somewhat intricate scheme involving fake bank accounts created using stolen Social Security numbers.
DealBook » In Utah, a Local Hero Is Accused of Fraud | An Internet marketing millionaire named Jeremy Johnson, who is known in his local community as "Christlike," has been accused by the Federal Trade Commission of being "the mastermind" behind a large and intricate online marketing fraud, The New York Times reports.
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