The 41st Carnival of Fraud

Posted by Tracy Coenen on July 2, 2007 · 2 Comments 

Welcome to the Carnival of Fraud, hosted weekly by Tracy Coenen at The FRAUDfiles…

Digerati Life offers some helpful tips for avoiding purchasing counterfeit goods. This was funny and informative!

Trusted Advisor blogs about lie detectors and the new “No Lie MRI.”

SOX First discusses the idea of having employees (rather than management) evaluate internal control systems and their effectiveness.

Hot Strategies points out 5 ways to avoid paid online survey scams.

And then we had our usual weekly submissions of items that had absolutely nothing to do with fraud….

And finally… I’m blogging about what an idiot Milwaukee has for an alderman, about how I got my first book deal, and about a great show on CNBC about the famed Crazy Eddie fraud.


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