Sentences with phrase «something fraud»

Some banks call it fraud protection, others call it zero Liability... either way, it means the same thing.

In this case there would be the intention of not doing the service since the beginning, which makes it fraud, right?

The declared that they believed this move to be unconstitutional and called it a fraud as well as a threat to potential investors.

They don't consider it a mistake at that point, they consider it fraud.

Will they point fingers and call you a fraud?

NY State has a pension system that relies upon accurate reporting of income — making it fraud when public employees are paid for work they did not do.

Sino - Forest also sued in that same court Muddy Waters Research, a short seller that issued a scathing report last summer on the Mississauga, Ontario - based company by calling it a fraud for exaggerating the value of its holdings.

I believe I will call it a jumper, instead of a sweater, since it's so British that my bank sent me a fraud alert when I tried to use my card to purchase it!

If the lie is particularly egregious, the insurer could deem it fraud, even after the two - year contestability period is up, and the policy could be rescinded.

Is it fraud on some level to make individuals think they can make it without a $ 100000 to go through of their own money?

Critics call it a fraud perpetrated on the wine world, for pretentious hipsters who want to cast traditional wines as somehow not good enough.

But then, on a glorious late November Saturday, we'll once again expose them the frauds they are.

Now where are all the fans who were in meltdown about 3 weeks ago calling for Bilics head, calling him a fraud Oh & the fans who said he had lost the dressroom.

He had a sudden urge to give it back, to tear off the vestments, to confess himself a fraud and disappear.

Naturally, Yorkies are in general sold at this range of weight: 4 - 7 lbs, but if you are not an experienced buyer, a breeder can offer you a fraud deal.

Gadling has declared him a fraud.

Previously, he played Divekick at Evo 2012, Evo 2013, and at E3 2013, where he frauded David Jaffe in a match.

I don't think Schmidt's tweet is legally germane, because he's talking about calling people themselves frauds, rather than their work.

Much like the EPA's original study of second - hand smoke, maybe, which almost got them a fraud charge (actually contempt of court) from the Federal District Court.

Although Thiel didn't specify the case, Gawker is also fighting a lawsuit launched by Dr. V.A. Shiva Ayyadurai, who sued the site after it called him a fraud for claiming that he invented email.

If employers see little to no evidence of a theme on your resume in who you say you are verbally versus what is seen on paper, they may deem you a fraud, conflicted, or unfocused.

Oneplus 5 just blatantly copied the iPhone 7 Plus design which makes it a fraud.

How is it fraud when Flanagan can spend the money as he sees fit?

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon may not be interested in bitcoin, but he does regret calling it a fraud.

Credit card companies call it fraud.

Critics called me a fraud.

Bill Ackman calls it a fraud and is shorting the stock, meaning he's betting it will go down.

Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan has made waves by going on record and dismissing Bitcoin, calling it a fraud.

Mr. Dimon was initially a tough critic of Bitcoin but he would later regret calling it a fraud.

The altcoins doubters, haters and pro-paper currency advocates start taking swipes at the crypto world, calling it a fraud and predicting the market would collapse.

Are they fraud - proof or can they be manipulated by insiders?

I suppose I'm still a little terrified of public speaking, but I've since learned you can survive an awkward silence, a bungled transition, a not - so - funny joke without the people rising up and calling you a fraud.

I can't afford to come to a difinitive conclusion about them because I don't have the clear vision of Christ that is able to divide between what is and what seems to be; to cut to the heart of a man or woman and call them a fraud or the real deal.

The searchers curse it, call it a fraud, but they keep going back to dig again, stubbornly sure that treasure — or some nebulous thing worth more than gold — lies just a foot farther, a foot deeper in the sand

Mostly I called him a fraud, a coward and a joke.

Me fraud is spent but he's too deluded and egoistical to see this.

Are they for real or are they frauds?

«The woman [Kellie Conlin] who was forced out — that called us frauds — while she's committing fraud» exclaimed Slattery who called it a «repugnant characterization» of his group «that was intended to be offensive.»