#61 When the Good Guys...Suck! Part 2 | The Brett Johnson Show
May 12, 2023
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as posted by the channelWhat happens when those who are in the business of earning your Trust and Protecting you decide to break the law? Former US Most Wanted Cybercriminal Turned Good Guy, Brett Johnson, discusses how companies helped to facilitate Pandemic Fraud: Lining their Corporate Pockets with Billions of Dollars in processing fees while making it easy for Fraudsters to steal money needed by countless Americans. MoneyLion, Womply, BlueVine, Blue Acorn, and more. Brett discusses and shares information never discussed before: From Breaking down How Fraudsters share and exchange information, showing criminal tutorials on how to commit Food Stamp, FEMA, Unemployment Fraud, and More. Brett details his conversation with a Pandemic Fraudster, and then? shares with viewers the guilty companies and the evidence of how it happened. You dont want to miss this.
Also, Viewer mail, a new Prison Story, Coming to Faith, Calling out Fake Criminals, and a word about Joe Sullivan--CISO turned Criminal.
Clocking in at nearly 3 hours, episode 61 is the longest Brett Johnson Show to date. But its worth it.
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Joe Sullivan Wiki
NPR Fintech Fraud
How Fintechs Facilitated Fraud
SBA bans Womply, Blue Acorn
Pandemic Fraud makes CEO's Rich
Fintechs make bank on Stimulus Fraud
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