- - Swindle revealed by German woman and daughter
- - Swindle foreign woman and daughter
- - A cheat
- - Swindler's crime
- - A swindle
- - Swindler
- - Swindle
- - female in berlin first to detect crime
- - forgery, e.g.
- - Dishonest action
- - german woman joining daughter in crime
- - deception for the sake of monetary gain
- - Criminal deception of German woman and daughter
- - cheat, impostor
- - Intentional deception resulting in injury to another person
- - Credit card issue
- - Deception from German woman with diamonds
- - Deceit; trickery
- - Married woman at forefront of her country's crime
- - what blue-sky laws protect against
- - *Pseudo-psychiatrist changing heart
- - Married woman initially detecting crime
- - Identity theft, e.g.
- - Deliberate deception
- - Deliberate deceit
- - Certain cybercrime
- - Financial crime
- - Embezzlement
- - Criminal deception
- - It may start with phishing
- - "So glistered the dire snake, and into ........ / Led Eve, our credulous mother, to the tree" (Milton)
- - Bunco-squad concern
- - Businessman's crime
- - Deceitful practice
- - Illegal deceit
- - Con artist's crime
- - Madoff's offense
- - Businessperson's crime
- - Fake psychoanalyst having change of heart
- - Target of blue sky laws
- - German woman supported by daughter in crime
- - Illegal trickery
- - Flimflammer's felony
- - Dupery
- - Criminal trickery
- - Whistle-blower's exposure
- - Deceptive crime
- - Better Business Bureau subject
- - Illegal activity
- - One skilled at taking in
- - Con artist's scam
- - Jiggery-pokery
- - Subject of an S.E.C. inquiry
- - FTC concern
- - Milken's offense
- - Potemkin village
- - Bunco squad's concern
- - 96 Scam
- - Consumer affairs topic
- - Business misbehavior
- - Poseur
- - Imposture
- - South Sea Bubble, for one.
- - Ponzi's forte.
- - South Sea Bubble, for example.
- - Sharp practice.
- - Duplicity.
- - Con job
- - Ponzi scheme, e.g
- - Artifice
- - Cheater
- - Great pretender
- - Deceit
- - Chicanery
- - White-collar crime
- - Flimflam
- - Deception
- - Poser?
- - Charlatan
- - Forgery
- - Impostor
- - Quack
- - Imposter
- - Mountebank
- - Hoax
- - Cheat
- - Scam
- - "..., humbug!"
- - Hustle
- - Security concern
- - Trickery
- - Fake
- - Super-duper
- - Rip off
- - Corporate crime
- - 3, for instance
- - Phony
- - It's hot in Paris
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