Fraud of the Week: Putting your Crimes on YouTube is a Bad Idea
Fraud of the Week Auto fraud - California Amount - $35,000 A joint investigation by the California Department of Insurance and the San Joaquin County…
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Fraud of the Week: There are Better Ways to Earn Some Extra Cash
When a man tries to add himself to an accident scene, witnesses turn him in.
Read Full ArticleFraud of the Week: Repossession does not Equal Theft
When the stolen vehicle was actually repossessed.
Read Full ArticleFraud of the Week: Oops, I Think I Fell
When attorneys and a physician guide supposedly injured people to make claims.
Read Full ArticleFraud of the Week: Lies and Supposed Theft
A woman lied to insurers both on her application and then in reporting claims.
Read Full ArticleFraud of the Week: Caught on Dashcam, a Couple with a Child Causing Collisions for the Insurance Money
Dashcam video shows a couple had their child with them while they caused crashes to collect the insurance money.
Read Full ArticleFraud Scheme Built on Forgery and Fake Policies Implicates Texas Captive Insurer
A federal lawsuit over a grandiose fraud scheme involving forgery and bogus policies has named one of the oldest insurance agencies in Texas as a defendant.
Read Full ArticleFraud of the Week: Ambitious Fraudster Caught
An ambitious fraudster crashes cars and floods houses in attempts to get claim payments.
Read Full ArticleFraud of the Week: Unintended Consequences
Just because rates are cheaper doesn't mean you can pretend to live there.
Read Full ArticleFraud of the Week: Should Have Fixed the Car Instead
There are better ways to handle a vehicle with mechanical issues.
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