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Which sounds like a great avenue for fraud.



I recently read Billion Dollar Whale (https://www.amazon.com/Billion-Dollar-Whale-Fooled-Hollywood...) which I enjoyed. It seemed to me to be surprisingly easy to launder money through shell companies like the ones listed here. I would speculate also that a company with many name changes would involved in some weird stuff.


Or a great avenue for just skipping the bullshit when a supplier requires 5 years of some administrative nuance that a new company would never have


So... fraud?


skipping a supplier's arbitrary private company policy has nothing to do with intent to commit fraud.

your work ethic is at your discretion and try to optimize your time.


I don't know where you are learning your ethics, but misrepresenting yourself to a potential client is pretty standard, boilerplate fraud. Not criminal (usually), but it is a civil breach of contract.




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