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Frauds restitution dropped

. Wuckert, 52, is serving a six-year prison term for selling non-existent accounting franchises across the country between 1989 and 1995. Brought to you by WikidFranchise.org Risks: Fraud, Outright scam, Slap on the wrist for white-collar crime, Convicted fraud artist, Canada, 20000329 Frauds restitution

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130 franchise frauds net two-year sentence

: Racketeering, Slap on wrist for white-collar crime, Police intervention, Convicted fraud artist, Outright scam, Fraud, Fraudster franchisor, Public perception of sleaze and greed, Canada, 19931115 130 franchise

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Tax fraud artists lose appeal

Howard White, who eventually spent time in jail for defrauding the federal Scientific Research Tax Credit program. The Toronto Star October 17, 2003 Tax fraud artists lose appeal Nine-year legal

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Scam artist a no-show for verdict

$81,000 from woman, 79. Peter Small A scam artist who talked elderly ladies into thousands of dollars in unnecessary home renovations has been convicted once again, but he wasn't in court to hear

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Ponzi schemes, phone scams and other types of fraud

the contributions of future workers. We can only hope that the Canadian government makes this work better than Charles Ponzi did. Brought to you by WikidFranchise.org Risks: Ponzi (pyramid) scheme, Convicted fraud artists, Fraudster lawyers, Fraud, Potemkin village, Canada, 19991117 Ponzi schemes

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The Marriage: The Separation

and no punishment Convicted fraud artist Blackmail Bribery Check kiting Child labour Convicted of spousal assault Corruption Counterfeiting Criminal charges Criminal interest rates Embezzlement

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Flamboyant ex-convict at centre of pizza battle

, Violence, Racketeering, Fraud, Misrepresentations, misrepresentations & half truths, Cocaine, Personality disorders, Megalomania, Convicted fraud artist, Without conscience, Canada, 19930502 Flamboyant ex-convict

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Pizza makers feud over dough

Austin, Lorne Austin, Lawrence Austin, Franchisee revolt, Pooled money, Racketeering, Theft, Convicted fraud artist, Bankruptcies, several, Tied contracting, Lost homes, Hates publicity, Protest, rally and demonstration, Theft, Fraud, Canada, 19930511 Pizza makers

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Franchise rip-offs

happened to the 24 Just Desserts franchisees who invested more than $6.7-million in their stores? Fraud artists will continue to wreak havoc until effective laws are passed. The Globe and Mail December 10

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Mr. Sub murder takes new turn

fraud case. Brought to you by WikidFranchise.org Risks: Konstaninos “Gus” Boulis, Murder, Professional hit, Convicted fraud artist, Violence, Portrait of a franchisor, Organized crime, Canada, United States, 20060325 Mr. Sub

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