Fraud everywhere in blue states

[Manonthestreet]

Theft across the country gotta be at an all time high.

 

[SeaMajor7]

The entire DNC is a Criminal Enterprise that NEEDS to be RICO'd to DEATH.

 

[scruffy]

Free morphine?

 

[alang1216]

Theft across the country gotta be at an all time high.

Fraud is EVERYWHERE:

Georgia, Delaware, Nevada, Florida, and Maryland are among the states with the highest rates of reported fraud and identity theft, often exceeding 1,500 reports per 100,000 residents. California leads in total financial losses from cybercrime, followed by Texas and Florida. High-risk states also include California, Louisiana, and New Jersey.

Key Fraud Statistics by State (2023-2025 Data)

• Highest Fraud Rates (per capita): Georgia, Delaware, Nevada, Florida, and Maryland.
• Highest Total Financial Loss: California ($3.54 billion), Texas ($1.66B), Florida ($1.51B), and New York ($1.15B).
• Most Targeted Cities:
  Tuscaloosa, AL; Baton Rouge, LA; Miami-Fort Lauderdale, FL; and Atlanta, GA
  .
  • Top Fraud Categories: Imposter scams (government/business), online shopping, and investment fraud.

Key Regional Trends

• Georgia: Held the #1 spot for fraud/identity theft reports (1,599 per 100,000 people) in 2022.
• California: Ranked #1 in total fraud reports in Q1 2023.
• Nevada: Reports cybercrime losses per capita nearly double the national average.
• Texas: Frequently top-ranked for tax-related scams (8.38% of cases with loss in 2025).
• Lowest Fraud Rates: North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Wyoming, and West Virginia.

Common Scam Types by State

• Government/Identity Theft: Michigan, Florida, and California reported high instances of government document or benefits fraud.
• Credit Card Fraud: Florida, California, and Maryland reported the highest instances.
• Auto-Related Fraud: Nevada is considered the worst state for auto-related insurance fraud.

Common Scams (National)

• Imposter Scams: IRS or government officials.
• Online Shopping/Negative Reviews:.
• Business/Job Opportunities:.
• Foreign Money Exchange:.
• Check Fraud: High in Delaware and South Dakota.

 

[leftwinger]

Fraud is EVERYWHERE:

Georgia, Delaware, Nevada, Florida, and Maryland are among the states with the highest rates of reported fraud and identity theft, often exceeding 1,500 reports per 100,000 residents. California leads in total financial losses from cybercrime, followed by Texas and Florida. High-risk states also include California, Louisiana, and New Jersey.

Key Fraud Statistics by State (2023-2025 Data)

• Highest Fraud Rates (per capita): Georgia, Delaware, Nevada, Florida, and Maryland.
• Highest Total Financial Loss: California ($3.54 billion), Texas ($1.66B), Florida ($1.51B), and New York ($1.15B).
• Most Targeted Cities:
  Tuscaloosa, AL; Baton Rouge, LA; Miami-Fort Lauderdale, FL; and Atlanta, GA
  .
  • Top Fraud Categories: Imposter scams (government/business), online shopping, and investment fraud.

Key Regional Trends

• Georgia: Held the #1 spot for fraud/identity theft reports (1,599 per 100,000 people) in 2022.
• California: Ranked #1 in total fraud reports in Q1 2023.
• Nevada: Reports cybercrime losses per capita nearly double the national average.
• Texas: Frequently top-ranked for tax-related scams (8.38% of cases with loss in 2025).
• Lowest Fraud Rates: North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Wyoming, and West Virginia.

Common Scam Types by State

• Government/Identity Theft: Michigan, Florida, and California reported high instances of government document or benefits fraud.
• Credit Card Fraud: Florida, California, and Maryland reported the highest instances.
• Auto-Related Fraud: Nevada is considered the worst state for auto-related insurance fraud.

Common Scams (National)

• Imposter Scams: IRS or government officials.
• Online Shopping/Negative Reviews:.
• Business/Job Opportunities:.
• Foreign Money Exchange:.
• Check Fraud: High in Delaware and South Dakota.

That's not the type fraud in the 100s of Billions GOVT funding being found and discussed 24-7. Worse since the 2020 stream and Covid BS of course. Maybe over $1T FED spending is stolen or wasted annually?

 

[leftwinger]

Fraud is EVERYWHERE:

Georgia, Delaware, Nevada, Florida, and Maryland are among the states with the highest rates of reported fraud and identity theft, often exceeding 1,500 reports per 100,000 residents. California leads in total financial losses from cybercrime, followed by Texas and Florida. High-risk states also include California, Louisiana, and New Jersey.

Key Fraud Statistics by State (2023-2025 Data)

• Highest Fraud Rates (per capita): Georgia, Delaware, Nevada, Florida, and Maryland.
• Highest Total Financial Loss: California ($3.54 billion), Texas ($1.66B), Florida ($1.51B), and New York ($1.15B).
• Most Targeted Cities:
  Tuscaloosa, AL; Baton Rouge, LA; Miami-Fort Lauderdale, FL; and Atlanta, GA
  .
  • Top Fraud Categories: Imposter scams (government/business), online shopping, and investment fraud.

Key Regional Trends

• Georgia: Held the #1 spot for fraud/identity theft reports (1,599 per 100,000 people) in 2022.
• California: Ranked #1 in total fraud reports in Q1 2023.
• Nevada: Reports cybercrime losses per capita nearly double the national average.
• Texas: Frequently top-ranked for tax-related scams (8.38% of cases with loss in 2025).
• Lowest Fraud Rates: North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Wyoming, and West Virginia.

Common Scam Types by State

• Government/Identity Theft: Michigan, Florida, and California reported high instances of government document or benefits fraud.
• Credit Card Fraud: Florida, California, and Maryland reported the highest instances.
• Auto-Related Fraud: Nevada is considered the worst state for auto-related insurance fraud.

Common Scams (National)

• Imposter Scams: IRS or government officials.
• Online Shopping/Negative Reviews:.
• Business/Job Opportunities:.
• Foreign Money Exchange:.
• Check Fraud: High in Delaware and South Dakota.

That's not the type fraud in the 100s of Billions GOVT funding being found and discussed 24-7. Worse since the 2020 stream and Covid BS of course. Maybe over $1T FED spending stolen or wasted annually?

 

[leftwinger]

DEM (and phony deep state middlers) have the Country near fiscal collapse. Massive ramp up since 2020. Since Obiden 1.0 opened spigot, $29T gone.

 

[leftwinger]

GAO Fraud Estimate: The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that the federal government loses between $233 billion and $521 billion annually to fraud, based on data from fiscal years 2018 to 2022. This range represents 3% to 7% of federal spending, with the upper end reflecting higher-risk environments such as pandemic-related relief programs.

 

[Polishprince]

What the difference here is that liberal states aren't big at policing fraud, and the criminal element knows it.

So that's where criminals focus their energies.

 

[August West]

That's not the type fraud in the 100s of Billions GOVT funding being found and discussed 24-7. Worse since the 2020 stream and Covid BS of course. Maybe over $1T FED spending is stolen or wasted annually?

You`re probably right, but the Pentagon budget is off the table. Nothing has changed since the days of the $600 toilet seats, $435 dollar hammers and $7,000 for an aircraft coffee maker.

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