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Business articleBy Gary Grant Identity theft is a growing problem. And one way of controlling it is to be notified anytime a credit card or bank loan is opened under your name. Sure, you can check your credit report regularly, but in addition to that, it's never a bad idea to call the three major credit bureaus and place a fraud alert on your accounts. Michael Eckerman with fraud news. What is a fraud alert? Fraud alerts are flags on your credit reports that notify creditors of possible fraud or unauthorized activity on your accounts. By placing a fraud alert on your credit report, this means that any time you, or someone else, opens up a new credit card, bank loan, or the like, you will be notified for clarification and authorization before anything is done by the creditor. Let's take a walk-through on the process of placing a fraud alert. To read the rest of this article.. go here...http://ezinearticles.com/?Fraud-Alerts---What-You-Need-to-Know-About-Them&id=1633927 Michael Eckerman, Wealth Recovery Specialist Michael Eckerman site - Michael Eckerman Coaching Michael Eckerman Fraud Prevention Avoiding Investment Fraud By Thomas M. Nolan I tell those who ask that there are two types of successful investors: the skeptical optimist or the optimistic skeptic. Either of these might have identified a number of reasons to stay as far away from Bernie Madoff as possible. Avoiding fraud is not rocket science but then too, the regulatory authorities do not make it easy. In the Madoff case an objective observer might wonder how it could happen. Michael Eckerman with fraud news. How were so many intelligent people, including professional money managers, duped for so many years? A quick and easy answer is that the client-victims seemed to have placed perception ahead of due diligence. An unkind critic might reverse the words in that phrase - "If you're so smart why aren't you rich?" The investors may have relied on reputation, image, and the word of other investors as the basis for their trust. It is the latter, client testimonials, that are the lifeblood of any Ponzi scheme. The client who unknowingly receives the principal investment of newer clients as his "investment return" can become the unwitting source of additional victims for the perpetrator. To read the rest of this article... go here...http://ezinearticles.com/?Avoiding-Investment-Fraud&id=1881223 Michael Eckerman, Wealth Recovery Specilist. Michael Eckerman Fraud Protection - Michael Eckerman blog Michael Eckerman Fraud Awareness Training By Audra Bianca, eHow Contributor Fraud awareness training is the consumer or professional's key to preventing, detecting and dealing with instances of fraud. For many employers, fraud awareness is a valuable asset in employees because employees who detect fraud can save the company up to billions of dollars. Michael Eckerman with fraud news. Fraud-related crimes occur in many sectors of society. Examples are bank fraud, insurance fraud, scamming consumers and identity fraud. Knowing the signs of fraud through training is your key to addressing a problem through the legal system. To read the rest of this article.. go here...Fraud Awareness Training | eHow.com...http://www.ehow.com/about_6455422_fraud-awareness-training.html#ixzz0zdOAk0hn Michael Eckerman, Wealth Recovery Specialist. Michael Eckerman business. News with Michael Eckerman: 27 counts of wire fraud. Real estate lawyer charged in mortgage fraud By Jenifer B. McKim Federal charges against a Framingham real estate lawyer this week bring to four the number of people charged in an expanding mortgage fraud case that led to scores of abandoned and foreclosed properties in Dorchester and Roxbury. Michael R. Anderson, 41, was charged Wednesday in US District Court with 27 counts of wire fraud, bank fraud, to read the rest of this article, go here...http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2010/09/10/real_estate_lawyer_charged_in_mortgage_fraud/ Michael Eckerman, Wealth Recovery Specialist. business article. |
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