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Lotteries, Frauds And Obscenity In The Mails (1900) by John Lilburn Thomas, 2010-09-10 Lotteries, Frauds And Obscenity In The Mails (1900) by John Lilburn Thomas, 2010-09-10 War in the mails: An explanation of the most gigantic direct mail fraud in the history of advertising : [a brief outline of the investigation to uncover ... disruption through the United States mails by Henry Reed Hoke, 1941 Prosecuting the automobile loan shark under the Federal Mail Fraud practice by Stewart Lynch, 1945 The Great American Mail-Fraud Trial: U.S.A. vs Glenn W. Turner, F. Lee Bailey, D by Kenneth Michael Robinson, 1976-01-01 Mail Fraud Enforcement--S. 2543. Hearing, April 25, 1978 by Committee on Governmental Affairs, Subcommittee on Energy, Nuclear U.S. Senate, 1978-01-01 Protecting with distinction: A postal inspection history of the mail fraud statute by Martin T Biegelman, 1999 Mail fraud: Hearings before the Subcommittee on Postal Operations and Services of the Committee on Post Office and Civil Service, House of Representatives, ... May 19, July 21, and October 6, 1993 by United States, 1994 Prosecuting the automobile loan shark under the Federal mail fraud statute by Stewart Lynch, 1945 Guarding the mails, or the secret service of the Post-Office Department: Being a record of mail robberies and their detection ; embracing sketches of wonderful ... an accurate account of the star route frauds by P. H Woodward, 1892 The mail and wire fraud statutes (Corporate counsel's primer series) by Nick Vizy, 2000 Deceptive Mail Prevention and Enforcement Act : report of the Committee on Governmental Affairs, United States Senate, together with additional views to ... for other purposes (SuDoc Y 1.1/5:106-102) by U.S. Congressional Budget Office, 1999 Deceptive mail prevention and enforcement (SuDoc AE 2.110:106-168) by U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, 1999 Deceptive Mail Prevention and Enforcement Act : report together with additional views (to accompany H.R. 170) (including cost estimate of the Congressional Budget Office) (SuDoc Y 1.1/8:106-431) by U.S. Congressional Budget Office, 1999

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61. Mail Fraud
    Professional Athletes Arrested for mail fraud. Chuck Foreman, Minnesota Vikings.2/12/2001 Chuck Foreman gets 3 yrs probation and must pay $7200 for mail fraud.  
    http://www.jocksncops.com/jocksncops/jc_crimeactivity.asp?c=82&D=Mail Fraud

62. Mass. News: Man Admits To Mail Fraud At Inventors' Service
    Man admits to mail fraud at inventors' service. By Associated Press. (AP) Aman has admitted to mail fraud in selling marketing services to inventors.  
    http://www.seacoastonline.com/2000news/5_5_sb2.htm
    
    Extractions: SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - A man has admitted to mail fraud in selling marketing services to inventors. The guilty plea was entered Thursday in U.S. District Court in Springfield by Cary Bissell, 51, of Holyoke. His sentencing is set for Aug. 15. Bissell worked in sales for Westfield-based American Inventors Corp. Prosecutors said the company was part of a scam that bilked $60 million from more than 34,000 inventors around the country. Ronald Boulerice, of Russell, is named at the core of the charges. He was president of the now-closed company. The company promised to help inventors patent and market their inventions. But prosecutors say it exaggerated and misrepresented what it did. Click here for more news Click here to send this article to a friend

63. Citizen Complaint Chapter 63 - Mail Fraud
    Citizen Complaint Chapter 63 mail fraud. NOTE 1 Jan 2003. (Martin Ottmann).Chapter 63 - mail fraud Sec. 1341 - Frauds and swindles. Whoever  
    http://www.tr-l.org/mott0052.htm?FACTNet

64. Leo Daboub Convicted Of Mail Fraud
    Quackwatch Home Page. Leo Daboub Convicted of mail fraud. Stephen Barrett,MD. In pleading guilty to four felony counts of mail fraud.  
    http://www.quackwatch.com/11Ind/daboub.html
    
    Extractions: Quackwatch Home Page Leo Leal Daboub, Sr., and four members of his family have pled guilty to various charges related to the sale of bogus health-related products and/or income tax evasion. In pleading guilty to four felony counts of mail fraud. Daboub, a California resident, admitted that from 1991 through 1998, he had operated mail-order businesses under the names Zellen Cell Pharmaceuticals, Pharmatec, International Trade, and Intermedica, selling products such as Energy Complex Live Cell Therapy Neutralizer GH , and Zellen Cell Therapy . Although the products were intended for use in the treatment and mitigation of diseases such as impotence, degenerative brain disease, liver disease and obesity, no application for approval of a new drug was ever submitted to the FDA for these products. Daboub solicited sales only in the United States, but had the customers send their checks for the purchase of the product to a post office box in Tijuana, Mexico. Daboub or his employees would then bring the checks to the United States, where they were deposited into a bank account in San Ysidro, California. Daboub admitted that he knew that promotional literature for his products had falsely promised consumers a 100% money back guarantee, which was not honored. He also acknowledged that he knew that the literature had falsely stated that the products were recommended by Dr. Hans Byron, Dr. William Byron, Dr. Leland Thomas and/or Dr. John Christianson. Those doctors, to the extent they exist, were not consulted by the defendant regarding his products before or during the sales of the products, nor did they ever review the products at any time.

65. VAOIG Investigations: Chicago Woman Pleads Guilty To Mail Fraud
    Chicago Woman Pleads Guilty to mail fraud Special Agentin-Charge John W. Brooks,US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Office of Inspector General, Central  
    http://www.va.gov/oig/51/press2003/pr-Davis-SLW.htm
    
    Extractions: Special Agent-in-Charge John W. Brooks, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Office of Inspector General, Central Field Office of Investigations, announced today that Khamblique Davis, 32, of Chicago, IL, pled guilty in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois to one count of mail fraud, a violation of Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 1341. Brooks stated the guilty plea resulted from an investigation that revealed Davis failed to notify the VA of her mother's death in November 1997 and continued to receive and negotiate VA benefit checks which were intended for her mother. The VA learned about the death of Davis' mother in November 2001 and terminated the benefits at that time. Davis also had negotiated a VA benefit check sent to her home after she completed VA paperwork to have the check re-issued because her mother failed to cash the check prior to her death. The total monetary loss to the VA is $27,026.

66. VAOIG Investigations: Chicago Woman Sentenced For Mail Fraud
    Chicago Woman Sentenced for mail fraud. Davis previously pled guilty to violatingone count of mail fraud, a violation of Title 18, US Code, Section 1341.  
    http://www.va.gov/oig/51/press2003/pr-Davis-SLW-2.htm
    
    Extractions: Special Agent-in-Charge John W. Brooks, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Office of Inspector General, Central Field Office of Investigations, announced today that Khamblique Davis, 32, of Chicago, IL, was sentenced in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois to serve 3 years of probation, to pay restitution of $27,076, and to perform 200 hours of community service. Davis previously pled guilty to violating one count of mail fraud, a violation of Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 1341. Brooks stated the sentencing resulted from an investigation that revealed Davis failed to notify the VA of her mother’s death in November 1997 and continued to receive and negotiate VA benefits checks which were issued in her mother’s name. The VA learned about the death of Davis’ mother in November 2001 and terminated the benefits at that time. Davis also had negotiated a VA benefit check sent to her home after she completed VA paperwork to have the check re-issued because her mother failed to cash the check prior to death. The total monetary loss to the VA was $27,026.

67. Charging Furlow With 20 Counts Of Mail Fraud
    States Attorney Michael R. Stiles today announced the filing of an indictment againstSonya Furlow, charging Furlow with 20 counts of mail fraud arising from  
    http://www.theadoptionguide.com/complaints/furloPA.html
    
    Extractions: United States Attorney Michael R. Stiles today announced the filing of an indictment against Sonya Furlow, charging Furlow with 20 counts of mail fraud arising from an extensive adoption fraud scheme, in which Furlow matched prospective adoptive parents with fictitious birth mothers, only to later inform them that the adoptions had failed. Furlow gained approximately $215,000 from this fraud. The indictment charges that between January 1997 and December 1999, Furlow used the Internet to establish contact with prospective adoptive parents and to advertise her services as an "adoption facilitator" who could assist in the adoption process by locating and matching birth mothers who intended to place their children for adoption with prospective adoptive parents. Furlow informed prospective clients that she operated an adoption facilitation service known as Tender Hearts Family Services Adoption Counseling or Tender Hearts Family Services, Inc., from 7701 Lindberg Blvd., Suite 2102, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and 1621 South Lindenwood Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Furlow further represented that she had contact with numerous domestic "birth mothers" who intended to place their children for adoption. In Pennsylvania, individuals were permitted to act as "facilitators" in the adoption process, primarily by locating and matching birth mothers who intended to place their children for adoption with prospective adoptive parents, but facilitators were not licensed and could not finalize an adoption. The termination of parental rights could only be effectuated through an attorney, and an attorney or a licensed agency was required to file the paperwork associated with an interstate adoption.

68. Fastow Charged With Mail Fraud, Money Laundering
    Fastow Charged With mail fraud, Money Laundering By Matthew Goldstein Senior Writer10/02/2002 0156 PM EDT Click here for more stories by Matthew Goldstein.  
    http://www.thestreet.com/markets/matthewgoldstein/10045450.html
    
    Extractions: Updated from 12:17 p.m. EDT The long arm of the law finally reached out today and grabbed one of Enron's former top executives, as Andrew Fastow, the energy company's former chief financial officer, was charged with several counts of securities fraud, mail fraud and money laundering. A criminal complaint filed against Fastow alleges that the former Enron officer used a series of partnerships he controlled not only to help Enron carry out a deliberate strategy of inflating its profits, but to illegally enrich himself by skimming off profits from these deals. Fastow is the highest-ranking former Enron executive to be charged in the investigation. The Enron scandal, which began unfolding just over a year ago, sparked a tidal wave of concern about corporate fraud and corporate accounting gimmicks. The complaint filed by federal prosecutors, along with a civil complaint filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission, makes clear that Enron's strategy of selling ailing assets to the Fastow-controlled entities was intended to help the company "manipulate its balance sheet" and "manufacture sham earnings," according to the prosecutors.

69. U.S. Criminal Laws Dealing With Fraud
    mail fraud Statutes ( condensed and paraphrased ). Title 18, United StatesCode. Section 1301. Importing or transporting lottery tickets.  
    http://www.crimes-of-persuasion.com/Laws/US/criminal_laws.htm
    
    Extractions: Schemes, Scams, Frauds. Search Functions www.crimes-of-persuasion.com Site Directory Relevant Criminal Laws for Fraud in the United States Consumer protection laws are designed to protect all consumers, the gullible as well as the shrewd. The fact that a false statement may be obviously false to those who are trained and experienced does not change its character or take away its power to deceive others less experienced. Our consumer protection laws were enacted for the protection of the people, many who are trusting and naive about the wolves of the business world who come dressed in lambs' clothing. The Department of Justice conducts both criminal and civil litigation in combating telemarketing fraud. United States Attorneys' Offices throughout the country, as well as the Fraud Section of the Criminal Division of the DOJ, have successfully prosecuted many criminal cases against fraudulent telemarketers. The Office of Consumer Litigation of the Civil Division of the Department, which conducts both civil and criminal litigation in consumer-related cases, has also prosecuted telemarketing fraud cases. Under federal law, state Attorneys General have been given broad power by the U.S. Congress to combat telemarketing fraud. For example, a state Attorney General can file lawsuits in federal court and shut down fraudulent telemarketers through national injunctions so as to prevent companies from moving on under a different name after being banned in one state.

70. Sacramento County Sheriff's Department - Mail Fraud
    Protect Your Mail Keep from becoming a victim of postal crimes.. Every year,thousands of people are getting ripped off by mail fraud schemes.  
    http://www.sacsheriff.com/pubnfo/mail.cfm
    
    Extractions: Keep from becoming a victim of postal crimes.. Every year, thousands of people are getting ripped off by mail fraud schemes. Others report the theft of checks or other valuable mail from their mailboxes. This booklet is full of tips and ideas on how to discourage mail thieves and how to help put mail fraud con artists out of business. Prevent mail theft from residential mailboxes and collection boxes ... DO NOT leave outgoing mail in your unlocked mailbox. DO deposit mail in a blue collection box or inside at your local post office. Use a collection box that is NOT FULL!! MAKE SURE your mailbox is in good condition. Mailboxes in poor condition often expose mail to theft and bad weather. Your local postmaster can advise you on current postal regulations and steps you can take to improve the condition of your mailbox. Promptly pick up your "incoming" mail once it is delivered to your mailbox. Get together Purchase a locked mailbox or convert your unlocked box to the lockable type. (Look in the telephone directory yellow pages under "MailBoxes -Retain"). On your locked box, make sure the mail slot is large enough and safe enough for the letter carrier to insert your mail. (Note: the mail carrier cannot pick up mail from this type of unit).

71. EPA ISSUES HOLIDAY ALERT OF POTENTIAL MAIL FRAUD
    EPA ISSUES HOLIDAY ALERT OF POTENTIAL mail fraud. METADATA TITLE EPA IssuesHoliday Alert for Potential mail fraud. IDENTIFICATION NUMBER N/A.  
    http://www.epa.gov/region1/pr/1996/pr1213b.html
    
    Extractions: EPA New England Press Releases Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search: EPA Home EPA New England Press Releases Archives ... Archives Contact: Alice Kaufman, EPA Press Office, (617) 918-1064 For immediate Release: December 11, 1996; Release # 96-12-4 Boston - The New England office of the Environmental Protection Agency today warned consumers of a mail fraud scheme that is sweeping the country. An Atlanta-based company calling itself the "United States Environmental Protection Enforcement Agency" has sent notices to numerous restaurants across the country notifying them that "Ark A. Williams, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Enforcement Agency" is collecting an annual registration fee under Section O.C.U.S. 608-82.156 of the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act for Kitchen Hoods/Ventilation, Grease Traps, etc. The registration fee being demanded is $189.00 and due by December 15. The notice goes on to say that to disregard the notice will be at the recipient's "peril." "This is a fraud and a scam," said John P. DeVillars, administrator for EPA's New England office. "We're aggressively pursuing the shakedown artist but businesses should know that the citations to the Clean Air act and the Clean Water Act referenced by this company are false. In fact, EPA requires no registration fees under either of these acts."

72. MAIL FRAUD
    be notarized. You are instructed to mail the completed form to theFlorida Department of Legal Affairs, AntiTrust Division. The  
    http://www.coj.net/Departments/Regulatory and Environmental Services/Consumer Af
    
    Extractions: The refund offer states that "if you were a licensed driver in the years 1976, 1977, and 1978 you can send this form in for a $78.00 refund." To complete the form you must provide your name, address and driver's license number, plus the form must be notarized. You are instructed to mail the completed form to the Florida Department of Legal Affairs, Anti-Trust Division. The Division contacted the Department of Legal Affairs, and was told by the Public Information Director that in 1986 the Attorney General did file an anti-trust claim against a few gas distributors, and at that time certain licensed drivers were eligible for a $28.00 refund. The refund offer ceased after March 1986, and there has been no legitimate gasoline refund offers available to Florida drivers since 1986, however, bogus refund mailings have continued every year. The Department of Legal Affairs has tried to locate the person or persons behind the mailings, but to no avail.

73. Computerworld New Zealand - E-tales: Mail Fraud
    Etales mail fraud. We've been hearing a lot lately Computerworld Opinion E-Tales Monday, 28 October, 2002 E-tales mail fraud,  
    http://www.idg.net.nz/webhome.nsf/UNID/C54B7CD603B12F14CC256C5B008321DF!opendocu
    
    Extractions: Contact Us Subscribe Online Advertise Online Privacy Policy QUICKLINKS: Browse other IDG Sites: IDGNet Computerworld PC World UnlimitedNet Reseller News CIO JobUniverse ProductFinder TeachMe Pressroom Search Site Web for Refine Your Search Thursday, 10 April, 2003 Home News Opinion Careers ... PC Tips IDG sites Computerworld PC World UnlimitedNet Reseller News ... Pressroom Services About us Contact us Subscribe

74. Mail Fraud & Identity Theft Links
    mail fraud IDENTITY THEFT LINKS. http//www4.law.cornell.edu/uscode/18/ch63.htmlis the Cornell University Legal Information Institute website on mail fraud.  
    http://www.monmouth.com/~joiseygirl/mailfraud.html
    
    Extractions: A person can be found guilty of that offense only if all of the following facts are proved: First: That the person knowingly and willfully devised a scheme to defraud, or for obtaining money or property by means of false pretenses, representations or promises; and Second: That the person used the United States Postal Service by mailing, or by causing to be mailed, some matter or thing for the purpose of executing the scheme to defraud. http://www.ifccfbi/gov will take you to the Internet Fraud Complaint Center. IFCC's mission is to address fraud committed over the Internet. You can file a complaint at this site. http://www.ftc.gov/ftc.consumer.htm is the Federal Trade Commissions Consumer Protection website. You can call the Federal Trade Commission at 1-877-FTC-HELP http://www.consumer.gov/idtheft/ is the U.S. government's central website for information about identity theft. There is information about Federal and State Identity Theft laws and you can report a case of identity theft on this site. http://www.usps.com/postalinspectors/

75. Metropolitan Police Fraud Alert
    Crime OCU Fraud Squad Wellington House, 6773 Buckingham Gate, London, SW1E 6BE+44 (0) 20 7230 1220 web www.met.police.uk/fraudalert e-mail fraud.alert@met  
    http://www.met.police.uk/fraudalert/
    
    Extractions: home about news contact ... index Fraud Alert In this section Fraud Alert Home High yield investment fraud West African advance fee fraud Intelligence Briefings Money Laundering ... Links Related items in other sections of the site The Fraud Alert pages have been set up in conjunction with the Metropolitan Police Fraud Squad as a resource to assist in combating specific types of high value fraud. On this site the following are available: High yield investment fraud W Africa advanced fee fraud Cases and Wanted Persons Intro

76. Barclay Grayson Pleaded Guilty To Mail Fraud
    Barclay Grayson pleaded guilty to mail fraud, a felony, in connection with his participationin a scheme to defraud clients of Capital Consultants, including  
    http://www.oig.dol.gov/public/media/oi/grayson.html
    
    Extractions: March 19, 2001 PRESS RELEASE Re: U.S. v. Barclay Grayson, CR 01- 115 (BR) Kristine Olson, United States Attorney for Oregon, announced that Barclay Grayson, age31, of Portland, Oregon, today pleaded guilty to mail fraud, a felony, in connection with his participation in a scheme to defraud clients of Capital Consultants, including various union pension plans. An information filed in U.S. District Court alleged that Grayson, and others misrepresented and concealed facts relating to Capital Consultant's investment of client funds in a loan of $160,000,000 to Wilshire Credit Corporation. (The Wilshire Loan) Barclay Grayson was a minority owner of Capital Consultants, LLC, an investment advisor located in Portland, Oregon. He joined the firm in August of 1996 and was appointed president in July, 1999. Capital Consultants provided investment services to clients, including union pension plans (Plans). For its services involving private investments, Capital Consultants received an annual fee ranging from two to three percent of the principal balance invested. During the fall of 1998 and Spring of 1999 WCC's largest client, Wilshire Financial Services Group (WFSO) became insolvent. WFSG negotiated a bankruptcy plan with creditors, including Capital Consultants and WCC. As part of this plan, the Wilshire Loan was not repaid, but rather was converted into an equity interest. The information alleges that this equity interest had substantially less value to Capital Consultants' private equity investors.

77. PittsburghLIVE.com - Mistrial Declared In Arson, Mail Fraud Trial
    A federal judge in Pittsburgh declared a mistrial Wednesday in the arson and mailfraud trial of a Beaver County man accused of torching his failing businesses  
    http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/s_106044.html
    
    Extractions: Thursday, December 5, 2002 A federal judge in Pittsburgh declared a mistrial Wednesday in the arson and mail fraud trial of a Beaver County man accused of torching his failing businesses. Senior U.S. District Judge Gustave Diamond dismissed the jurors after they said they were hopelessly deadlocked and could not decide Zev Meir Siegel's fate. The jury voted 8-4 to convict, according to one juror. Diamond gave the defense 10 days to file a motion for acquittal and 10 days after that for the government to respond. W. Penn Hackney, Siegel's public defender, said he would ask for an acquittal, but had no further comment. Siegel, 73, of Ambridge, has denied setting the fires. He did not testify during the trial and declined to comment yesterday.

78. What You Need To Know About Mail Fraud
    What you need to know about mail fraud By Barry Vosco When the mail is used tointentionally misrepresent a product or service it constitutes mail fraud.  
    http://www.howtoadvice.com/MailFraud
    
    Extractions: When the mail is used to intentionally misrepresent a product or service it constitutes Mail Fraud. The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is charged with investigating violations of the law, usually in response to consumer complaints. The best way to protect yourself from mail fraud is to recognize that it is a fraud and not become involved. This is not easy to do because of the attractive wording in the deceptive ads. Anything that sounds too good to believe is suspect. Medical formula's and gadgets that make "insane" promises are probably "insane" and you should stay away from them. Especially be cautious regarding some of the thousands of different weight loss products and overnight cures. Never purchase land through a mailorder ad unless you or your personal representative has seen the land, it is as represented, and the value is there. If the salesperson has shown you the property report you can cancel your purchase agreement within seven days. If no report was shown to you before signing an agreement you have the right to cancel out within two years.

79. Yuba City Man Arrested On Federal Mail Fraud Charges
    FOR RELEASE January 12, 2001 ( 003). YUBA CITY MAN ARRESTED ON FEDERALmail fraud CHARGES. SACRAMENTO – Investigators from the  
    http://www.insurance.ca.gov/PRS/PRS2001/Pr003-01.htm

80. CHAPTER 63 - MAIL FRAUD - TOC
    United States Code TITLE 18 CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE PART I - CRIMESCHAPTER 63 - mail fraud Section 1341. Frauds And Swindles; Section 1342.  
    http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/casecode/uscodes/18/parts/i/chapters/63/toc.html
    
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