Spammers, crammers, fraudsters and identity stealers: The FTC's top 2008 cases

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Huh?By Anonymous on May 7, 2008, 2:05 pmHow is an inflated, exaggerated, or outright fictional online resume: 1) a crime 2) under the purview of the FTC ?