Published 3 years ago

$400 Billion in Stolen Unemployment Benefits? One Report Says "Yes"

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According to ID.me, a fraud prevention service, the United States lost more than $400 billion to fraudulent claims. Much of the stolen money likely went to criminal syndicates in Russia, China, and Nigeria, among others. A large portion of the rest of the cash was stolen by street gangs located in the U.S.

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$400 Billion in Stolen Unemployment Benefits? One Report Says "Yes"

Ethen Kim LieserUnemployment Benefits, And this is not even the first reported instance of stimulus funds being a target of criminal activity.Here's What You Need to Remember: Much of the stolen money likely went to criminal syndicates in Russia, China, and Nigeria, among others, and a large portion of the rest of the cash was stolen by street gangs located in the United States.Much like coronavirusstimulus checks over the past year, money from …

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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