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mandate fraud

mandate fraud noun: a form of fraud in which the fraudster poses as a genuine supplier and convinces the customer to pay owed money into the fraudster's account.

Noun

mandate fraud (countable and uncountable, plural mandate frauds)

  1. A form of fraud in which the fraudster poses as a genuine supplier and convinces the customer to pay owed money into the fraudster's account.

Forms of mandate fraud

pluralmandate frauds

Questions about mandate fraud

What does mandate fraud mean?
Mandate fraud means a form of fraud in which the fraudster poses as a genuine supplier and convinces the customer to pay owed money into the fraudster's account.
What part of speech is mandate fraud?
Mandate fraud is a noun.
What is the plural of mandate fraud?
The plural of mandate fraud is mandate frauds.

Words near mandate fraud in the dictionary

  1. mandarinship
  2. mandarinships
  3. mandataries
  4. mandatary
  5. mandate
  6. mandate fraud
  7. mandate frauds
  8. Mandate of Heaven
  9. mandated
  10. mandated reporter
  11. mandated reporters

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