UNDERSTANDING SMALL BUSINESS SCAMS
MICHAEL T. SCHAPER; PAUL WEBER;
- Journal: Journal of Enterprising Culture,volume 20,issue 3,pages333-356
- Subject: Fraud, scam, crime, swindle, hoax, crime, law enforcement
This paper provides an overview of the current state of knowledge about small business scams. A scam is a form of dishonest action, based upon an invitation to participate in an activity. Victims are encouraged, mislead or induced to voluntarily interact with the perpet... View more
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