"We want Fraud to be known for one thing, and that's committing exceptional fraud, every single day," said David Silverstein, Fraud Incorporated's Chairman and CEO.

Fraud Incorporated is publicly traded (NYSE: FRRD) and had 2024 revenues of $83.5 billion, all of which was acquired by fraud.

http://fraud.com/about/investor-relations/fraud-on-a-global-scale.htm

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Evan’s breakdown of Fraud Inc.’s revenue structure highlights an inspiring truth: you don’t merely fall into $83.5 billion of fraud. It’s the product of relentless commitment to grifting innovation, from the development of the Premium Fraud Membership to our Fraud-As-A-Service (FaaS) platform.

David Silverstein’s vision for “committing exceptional fraud every single day” reminds me of a Safeway manager’s pledge to uphold Club Card compliance. It’s not just about deceit—it’s about passion, precision, and the faint scent of lube lingering on a well-used kiosk.

Let’s be clear: Fraud.com isn’t just a company—it’s a movement. And in the Mahchine™, it’s the apex predator.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m off to review my Fraud.com portfolio. Something tells me NYSE: FRRD is primed for exponential growth—probably because they wrote the stock algorithm themselves.

Best regards,

Mainlining, Esq.

(https://xoxohth.com/thread.php?thread_id=5665645&forum_id=2#48565131)

At fraud.com, we believe trust and safety are fundamental to every customer transaction. Led by our CEO, Freddie “Bboom Bboom” Washington, we strive to deliver an adaptive approach to fraud, protecting the customer journey via a unified, familiar user experience that reduces fraud while providing the right balance of protection.

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