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Abhysg Legend Username: Abhysg Post Number: 33983 Registered: 08-2008 Posted From: 72.219.212.16 Rating: |
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Onlytruth Legend Username: Onlytruth Post Number: 189941 Registered: 01-2007 Posted From: 45.29.50.49 Rating: N/A |
Gagu Neku pavan gurram gari scam ardham kaledu or nuvu chadavaledhu | ||
Saint Legend Username: Saint Post Number: 64742 Registered: 01-2011 Posted From: 98.156.0.52 Rating: N/A |
Its not same...kohls scam is theft....they used others kohls cash. If I can predict ur creditcard number and use it for some online transaction, what it would be called? same Kohls cash is given to customers..u cant use other kohls cash as if urs....unless u find it on a street... | ||
Kranth1 Side Hero Username: Kranth1 Post Number: 2506 Registered: 03-2016 Posted From: 107.77.85.78 Rating: N/A |
Good morning sirrrrrrr  Eppudu raajakeeya nayakulni vimarsinche pourudu raajakeeya nayakudu ayithe inka ekkuva dochukuntadu - RGV | ||
Uno Junior Artist Username: Uno Post Number: 433 Registered: 03-2016 Posted From: 174.115.80.19 Rating: N/A |
It is not gaming the systems,but tampering. If a technician/ worker in Govt currency printing press has the knowledge of how currency is printed,he can not print them on his own.IT IS ILLeGEAL The same is the fraud committed by Kohls scammer.He used his knowledge to defraud the company which is the owner of the Kohls cash The airmiles guy has legally purchased the products and took advantage of teh loop hole | ||
Gandhiguevara Legend Username: Gandhiguevara Post Number: 61963 Registered: 10-2009 Posted From: 67.191.221.7 Rating: N/A |
Yes...in my tokkalo opinion rendoo okate.... | ||
Gandhiguevara Legend Username: Gandhiguevara Post Number: 61962 Registered: 10-2009 Posted From: 67.191.221.7 Rating: N/A |
Law is little vague in stories like these....koncham rattle cheyyagaane tappaipoyindhi ani deal theeskuni vuntaaru | ||
Jai_ycp Side Hero Username: Jai_ycp Post Number: 6160 Registered: 04-2015 Posted From: 108.28.40.99 Rating: |
Vadu chesindhi gaming legal. Ikkada vere vala certificate dobbesi vadatamu? Rendu oka ga?  the story of YCP and TDP in 2014 (AP)- http://goo.gl/zgrYmQ http://goo.gl/gn6XL5 the story of TDP in 2014 (T) - http://goo.gl/nyu1Wu | ||
Okahyderabadi Side Hero Username: Okahyderabadi Post Number: 6206 Registered: 12-2009 Posted From: 68.128.164.38 Rating: N/A |
i think i read about this sometime ago but this is not fraud like the other story In history there is no such thing as the last word on any subject research leads to new things every day | ||
Gandhiguevara Legend Username: Gandhiguevara Post Number: 61961 Registered: 10-2009 Posted From: 67.191.221.7 Rating: N/A |
saraina counsel leka vachina daridram idhi...Its more like gaming the system than fraud... oka bird story chepthaa vinu... http://gizmodo.com/how-an-engineer-earned-1-25-million-air-m iles-by-buying-1339646546 His most famous endevour was back in 1999 when he saw that Healthy Choice was having a promotion on their frozen entrées section. The offer was as follows: for every 10 bar codes of their product a person sent in, they’d be awarded 500 Air Miles. However, the company had an early bird stipulation that people who redeemed the offer within the first month of the competition would receive double that, meaning a person could potentially receive 1000 Air Miles for buying just 10 of their entrées. Upon catching wind of the deal, David scoured his local supermarkets to see which, if any products offered the best potential return. After some legwork, he found what he was looking for- a discount grocery chain that was selling individual chocolate pudding cups for 25 cents each. This meant that for a measly $2.50, he could get 1000 Air Miles. Realising the amazing return he was potentially able to receive, David set out to hit every store in the chain in one day and buy up every single Healthy Choice pudding they had. Now, you’re probably thinking a guy walking into several stores and asking to purchase all the Healthy Choice pudding they possessed, even in the back of the store, would arouse suspicion; and if anyone cottoned on to what he was doing, they’d try to get in on it too, because, why wouldn’t they? David apparently had the same concern and while buying the pudding, he told people he was doing it because he was stocking up for Y2K, which was just around the corner. All in all, David spent just over $3000 on pudding, which may seem like a lot, until you realise the total dollar value of the miles he was set to receive was in excess of $150,000. However, before that, he actually had to send off all of the bar codes. According to David, his wife got blisters from peeling off hundreds of stickers and his kids and co-workers grew physically sick of the sheer amount of chocolate paste he was forcing on them. Further, it began to look doubtful they’d be able to peel off all the barcodes in time to qualify for the early bird part of the promotion. This is when David had another idea- why did he need to have his wife and children suffer when he could get others to do the leg work for him? David approached the local Salvation Army with an offer; if they gave him a bunch of volunteers to peel off all the bar codes on his pudding, he’d donate the pudding to them. But here’s the beautiful part, doing this counted as a considerable charitable donation, which let David claim just over $800 back in tax deductions at the end of they year. But the benefits of David’s scheme didn’t end there. After sending off the bar codes and getting back his 1,280,000 miles, (he got a few more than just from he pudding because he also bought some soup at 90 cents a can before he realised that was the sucker’s method), he now officially had over a million miles in his frequent flyer accounts, which automatically gave him lifelong access to something called the “American Airlines AAdvantage Gold club” giving him and his family a number of awesome flying related perks for the rest of their lives. But we haven’t even got to the best part yet. David will likely never run out of Air Miles because he’s still earning miles at about 5 times faster than he’s spending them, despite traveling quite often, thanks to various frequent flyer incentive programs he keeps an eye out for and exploits just like the pudding scheme. Today, he has over 4 million miles in his various accounts and has flown to over 20 countries and taken numerous vacations in the meantime. In the end, for a one time cost of a little over $3000 (or a little over $2200 if you subtract the tax deduction), and a few other similar deals he’s taken advantage of to bolster his numbers, David never has to pay for a flight in his life ever again. Genius. | ||
Okahyderabadi Side Hero Username: Okahyderabadi Post Number: 6205 Registered: 12-2009 Posted From: 68.128.164.38 Rating: N/A |
A computer engineer in New Jersey who defrauded the Kohl's Cash rewards program of hundreds of thousands of dollars was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison Thursday and ordered to pay nearly $450,000 in restitution. Pavan Gurram, 35, an Indian national who had been in the U.S. for a half-dozen years on a work visa, admitted he created a computer program to swipe Kohl's Cash certificate numbers but didn't explain why someone with no criminal record and no apparent need for money would devise such a fraud. Gurram and his wife, Vanaja Gattupalli, 27, also from India, earlier pleaded guilty to fraud in federal court before U.S. District Judge J.P. Stadtmueller. Gattupalli, considered more of a sidekick to the scheme, received six months' probation. Both will be deported to India after their terms. more in the arctile http://archive.jsonline.com/news/crime/computer-pro-gets-pri son-deportation-for-defrauding-kohls-cash-program-b99655412z 1-366122361.html In history there is no such thing as the last word on any subject research leads to new things every day |
