Common fraud attempts include offers for «educational» investment meetings, or being offered a large sum of money in exchange for paying a fee or making an initial deposit.
Not exact matches
You may recall the discussion with Pielke Jr where he
attempted to distinguish «fudge» from «
fraud» and pointed out that «fudging» was
common practice in academia.
Bad cheque
frauds continue to be the most
common type of
attempted fraud we are seeing.
That said, one of the most
common challenges in civil
fraud cases is responding to
attempts to inflict practical and reputational damage to one's client.