Today’s Fraud News from around the world:
How Donald Trump’s second impeachment will unfold: President Donald Trump is on the verge of becoming the first president to be impeached twice, as politicians move quickly to punish him over last week’s deadly US Capitol attack. Mr Trump’s fiery …: “Fraud” – BingNews
London man jailed after applying for nearly £200,000 in loans with string of fake IDs: A man has been jailed for using multiple false passports and fake IDs to fraudulently apply for loans totalling nearly £200,000.: “Fraud” – BingNews
Barcelona candidate Laporta: “Cancelling the elections would be a fraud against democracy”: Barcelona presidential frontrunner Joan Laporta has claimed that attempts by his rivals to postpone the election would be “a fraud against democracy.” Carlos Tusquets is the current interim president …: “Fraud” – BingNews
Nancy Pelosi accused of hypocrisy after her tweet claiming 2016 election was ‘HIJACKED’ resurfaces: NANCY Pelosi has been accused of hypocrisy after her tweet claiming the 2016 election was “hijacked” resurfaced. The House Speaker said that Republicans were “refusing to accept …: “Fraud” – BingNews
Congress move to impeach Donald Trump for second time gets under way: The US House of Representatives has opened its proceedings, poised to impeach President Donald Trump for a second time exactly a week after his supporters stormed the Capitol to protest his election …: “Fraud” – BingNews
Fraudsters cashing in on HMRC tax returns, warns Pembrokeshire Trading Standards: A WARNING has been issued about scammers targeting those doing tax returns this month. Pembrokeshire County Council’s Trading Standards team has been alerted to phone calls which falsely claim to be …: “Fraud” – BingNews
DVLA issues warning over scam targeting drivers: The body responsible for car tax and vehicle licensing has warned drivers to be on the lookout for new phishing scams this new year.: “Fraud” – BingNews
Fraud Prevention Tip: The Friendly Foe – Mind boggling as it seems, normal everyday people have known to carry out this type of scam, just because there was a loophole that was available for them to exploit. In this type of scam individuals carry out online transactions through their credit or debit cards and then once they receive their goods or are done using a service they report it as an unauthorized transaction that they did not carry out, resulting in charge-backs to the business that provided the service or goods.