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Yes you might be able to do that, at the risk of some personal liability because this is illegal. It’s also grossly unethical. If your fraud has a large enough
by jacobolus 4y ago
Yes you might be able to do that, at the risk of some personal liability because this is illegal. It’s also grossly unethical.
If your fraud has a large enough monetary value, large enough scale, or you work with another person on it, you can get hit with a serious felony charge and end up in prison for a few years. Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer or expert on credit card fraud.
- Kamq 4y agoI think people don't realize how much of the economy relies on agreements to not be a piece of shit. Sort of like the highway system relies on an agreement not to play bumper-cars. There's nothing actually stopping anyone.
- jolux 4y ago> There's nothing actually stopping anyone. Self-preservation.
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