Michael Jackson signed memorabilia and other artifacts have more then tripled in price and Forgery's are on the raise.
The Internet is now bombarded with non authentic Michael Jackson signed items.
Well they can only go up in value and in many cases by huge amounts. Beware as 70% of Michael Jackson autographs on eBay are forged or printed signatures.
A Lagos High Court, Ikeja has sentenced a 25 year-old Computer Science graduate of Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, Ogun state, Adewale Arije, to 10 years imprisonment without an option of fine for defrauding an American company to the tune of N16million.
The Judge, Justice M.O. Obadina also ordered that goods recovered from the convict which were tendered as exhibits by the EFCC, be returned as restitution to the victim in the United States. (Read Full Story)
Adewale Arije
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Seattle Mortgage Scammer to Face Jury
July 7th Trial Date for Convicted Kidnapper Yves Cauvin
“In 2005, Marcia Smith was employed as a processor for Yves Cauvin, a.k.a. Julian Cauvin, a loan originator affiliated with Solutions Financial Group, Inc., a mortgage brokerage operating in Bellevue.
Cauvin convinced Smith to pose as a “straw buyer” in the acquisition of a property located at 4502 119th Ave. SE. Bellevue, WA. “
“Cauvin generated a loan application that falsely identified Smiths employer as “Platinum Computers”.
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In fact, Platinum Computers was a shell company created by Cauvin, for which he is the registered agent.
Cauvin falsely described Smiths gross monthly income at Platinum Computers as $10,000 per month.
In actuality, Smith was earning less than $20,000 per year as a loan processor at Solutions Financial”- Prosecutor Dan Satterberg
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Taiwan Man Cheats Boss by Posing as a Woman via Email
Wednesday 15th April, 2009
A Taiwan man has been indicted for posing as a woman and cheating his boss of money and gifts. Yeh Wei-che, 28, a clerk at the Chinatrust Commercial Bank, was indicted Tuesday on fraud charges, which carry a maximum seven-year sentence, the United Daily News said.
According to the News, Yeh hit upon the idea of fooling Chen, a deputy manager at the same bank, in October 2008 when he realized that Chen, 36, was single and desperate to find a girlfriend.
Seeing that Chen was not good at dating, Yeh introduced his cousin, who was studying in New York, to Chen. To create this fake cousin, Chen downloaded a pretty girl's photo from the Internet and emailed it to Chen and began to chat with Chen via MSN.
After Chen had been lured in, his “girlfriend” began to ask for money and gifts under various excuses, such as that her room had been burglarized, she needed money to buy a gift for her mother, needed a notebook computer and her mother was seriously ill.
Knowing that Chen's father owns an instant-noodle company, this cousin said she wanted to eat instant noodles and asked Chen to send her a carton of instant noodles. Chen was asked to give all the money and gifts to Yeh, so that Yeh would pass them over to the woman. The 'girlfriend' asked Chen to give Yeh 10,000 Taiwan dollars ($300) as a reward for introducing them. In the last six months, Chen gave his non-existent girlfriend 250,000 Taiwan dollars ($7,400) and many gifts. He became suspicious after his “girlfriend” recently said she was hospitalized and asked Chen to wire her $300, but would not let him fly to New York to visit her. Chen alerted police. The messages were tracked to Yeh who was arrested.
Oprah Offers Reward in Email Scam!
April 2009- Thousands of people across the U.S. have recently received an email saying that the Oprah Winfrey show wants them to attend a future "Oprah Millionaire Contest Show" episode, at which Oprah will give one lucky fan $1 million dollars.
The red flag was waved when senders were asked to eventually purchase a travel ticket of some sort and a ticket to the show itself. Although tickets to the show are extremely tough to get, they are free.
The FBI and the talk show queen warned fans that such an episode does not exist and is nothing more than just a scam. Oprah has offered a reward of $100,000! Click here for details
419 Scammer Nets 19 Year Prison Sentence
March 20, 2009 -A college student in Nigeria has been handed a 19 year prison sentence for scamming an Australian woman out of $47,000 online by pretending to be a widowed businessman in love with her.
A court in Ikeja in SW Nigeria ruled that Lawal Adekunie Nurudeen will have to pay back the 56-year-old woman by selling the two plots of land and the Honda Prelude he bought with the stolen money.Nurudeen was enrolled as an engineering student when he met the woman in 2007 online, according to reports by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Nurudeen pretended to be a 57-year-old British engineer working with a company in Nigeria. He told her his wife and only child had died in a road accident in Lagos, the former capital of the country. The woman agreed to marry him.A few weeks later, Nurudeen called the woman pretending to be a doctor. He told her that her fiancé had been in an accident and needed money for treatment. The woman sent the money. After two weeks, he then called the again, thanking her for her compassion and telling her that he would like to visit her in Australia. He asked her for airfare, cash for customs clearance and other necessities. He conned the woman of a total $47,000 before his arrest.
One scammer down, a million to go! - Allscams.us
Editors Note
Welcome to AllReaders.net, also known as AllScams.us. This site is dedicating to exposing the various scam artist's that use the art of writing to defraud billions of dollars each year from unsuspecting victims.
The most well known is the 419 scam; which delivers millions of "Readers" to email accounts across the globe each day with the hope that a small percentage of the recipients will take the bait. (See the 419 Scam page for the history and details of this scam)
"Please don't mistake my mail to other scam messages" - Mohammed Abacha
Various other scams are presented here; some are public record, some not. We've added a section on vacation scams as well as the most recent news out of Nigeria regarding prosecutions of Scam Artist.
Each month I uncover new scams, collect thousands in fake money orders, and attempt to uncover the true identity these scam artist. It makes truly entertaining reading material. I hope you enjoy the site, if you wish to learn more about Mohammed the Scammer (above right), just click on his picture.
If you would like to send information you have on a scam for consideration of being exposed, feel free to do so. Visit the Legal Aid section for victim assistance if you have already fallen victim to a scam artist.
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Scammer Confesses!
"sometimes in this life some must be honest to his or her self"
Once in a great while, a scammer comes clean and admits to me that they are in the 419 game. Rose Williams is one of those people.
She has sent me pictures and had discussions with me that have convinced me she is real, and she is being honest.
Read about how this came about, how she got into the game, the lies she was told, and her sincere desire to change her life and leave the 419 game behind.
"they promiss me that nothing is gono happing to me that i am protected"
