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Certain types of deceptive and otherwise illegal activities are prohibited by state and federal law. Collectively, these activities are often called fraud. The key component of fraud is an intent to deceive. Therefore, cases involving negligence usually do not suffice. When deceit is present, however, the matter can be handled in both the civil and criminal courts. In fact, many such cases will involve both a civil claim and a criminal complaint. Thus, the penalties for engaging in such conduct can be monetary as well as punitive, involving fines, damages and even prison.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What Is Affinity Fraud?
    Many people are aware that identity theft is a crime that is growing at an alarming rate. But they are not aware of another crime that's growing at an even faster rate: affinity fraud. Affinity … more
  • What Is Employed In Affinity Fraud Scams?
    Many times "Ponzi" or pyramid schemes are employed in affinity fraud scams where money invested by new investors is used to make payments to earlier investors, which gives the earlier investors the … more
  • How Can I Avoid Being A Victim?
    Be very cautious if someone you know tells you they made a lot of money quickly from an investment. Many times the fraudster has paid this person a lot of money, so he or she will tell a lot of … more

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