As reported by Cjonline.com, a Kentucky man arrested in Kansas has been sentenced to 10 months in federal prison to be followed by a year on supervised release after pleading guilty in a counterfeit credit card case, U.S. Attorney for Kansas Barry Grissom said Monday. Read Article
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As reported by Ktvb.com, a Meridian man’s life has been upside down for a quite a while. Unemployed, working odd jobs, and trying to take care of his ailing wife, he thought he’d found a great opportunity to be close to home and earn extra money. Read Article
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As reported by Kstc45.com, Scammers are targeting families saying they’ve won the Publishers Clearing House, even though that contest is not involved at all. Read Article
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According to Cnet.com, Safety science company UL today issued a warning to consumers and retailers about counterfeit Apple USB power adapters. Read Article
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Businesswire.com reported that, MoneyGram leading global money transfer company, is warning consumers who are in a giving mood not to get taken by a charity scam this tax season. During 2012, the company says victims of charity scams lost an average of $824 each time they sent money intended for a non-profit organization. Read Article
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As reported by Mysanantonio.com, a French Quarter merchant has been charged in federal court with selling counterfeit New Orleans Saints jerseys. Read Article
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According to Nj.com, more than two dozen of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies have agreed to provide funding and other support to Interpol’s battle against counterfeit prescription drugs, the international police agency said today. Read Article
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Cjonline.com reported that, a man has been charged with selling goods with counterfeit trademarks from Ralph Lauren, Nike and other well-known name brands at his store in Kansas City, Kan., U.S. Attorney for Kansas Barry Grissom said Friday. Read Article
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As reported by Mlive.com, a Byron Center man was sentenced to prison this week for his part in a scam that saw employees in a liquor store and warehouse using a forklift to hide cases of high-end cognac and tequila, then smuggle them out later for a profit, according to court documents. Read Article
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