November, 2012 | Diploma Fraud

State banker gets the axe for using bogus degree

diplomafraud November 30, 2012 0

The state-owned Vietnam Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Agribank) dismissed an acting director of its branch in Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province on Thursday for using fake diploma and degree.

Forged Documents High On the Central Coast

diplomafraud November 28, 2012 0

"Word on the street will direct you to someone that could possible provide these fraudulent documents," said Officer Miguel Cabrera, Salinas Police. Though the grape vine, that's how easy it is for many

12 On Your Side: Student gives online diploma an ‘F’

diplomafraud November 28, 2012 0

The website states "accredited" and the diploma looks real, but an Aiken County woman feels all her hard work and money were wasted. "I've been gipped, it's a fake, I've lost money. I don't have

Fake foreign admission: Man duped 25, arrested

diplomafraud November 26, 2012 0

A man has been arrested for allegedly offering fake admission consultancy and promising at least 25 aspirants admission to top universities in New Zealand, Singapore, India, Spain, the UK and other EU nations

Fake degree: MNA summoned on plea

diplomafraud November 26, 2012 0

The Lahore High Court, on Friday, again issued notice to MNA Chaudhry Liaquat Bhatti through the speaker of the National Assembly on a petition seeking his disqualification.

12 Defenders investigate online diploma mills

diplomafraud November 22, 2012 0

Shabree Vest has always dreamed of going to college, but that dream has been put on hold. She was forced to drop out of high school during her junior year in order to get

Fake diploma PBTE head forms probe body

diplomafraud November 22, 2012 0

A private TV channel had forwarded a three-year diploma certificate to the board for verification. While, the board was verifying the document, the TV channel management informed it that it had received a verification

Namibia: Fake Degree Docket to PG

diplomafraud November 21, 2012 0

THE ten men and one woman accused of forging degrees and diplomas yesterday had their case postponed until Thursday for a decision by the Prosecutor General (PG). The ten Angolans and one Namibian may possibly