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If people do it, it's a prison sentence If a corporation does it, it's a fine, usually a small fraction of the company's revenue. The lesson is always commit
by atleastoptimal 3y ago
If people do it, it's a prison sentence
If a corporation does it, it's a fine, usually a small fraction of the company's revenue.
The lesson is always commit crimes via a business.
- user3939382 3y agoAlso if you’re going to run a scam in business, think big. I saw a show about a guy running an illegal check cashing business worth $100M which the government swooped in and crushed. HSBC launders millions for cartels for years with official policies, no one even goes to jail. Once you’re in the 500M+ range your corruption is good to go.
- refurb 3y agoMeh.. plenty of people with small businesses end up in prison for outright fraud. The difference is usually one or a few individuals vs. a massive corporation. Diffused responsibility I assume.
- syspec 3y agoThese people did in fact have a business. “MusicMuv” was a corporate entity they created, the entry became a trusted YT content ID provider (From the article)