If you blog about fraud, white collar crime, or scams in general, you might be interested in participating in my new Blog Carnival, the Carnival of Fraud.

What is a Blog Carnival, you say? A carnival happens when someone takes the time to find really good blog posts on a given topic, and then puts links to all those posts together in a blog post called a “carnival”. The carnivals all have different styles. Some are creative and attempt to tell a story, while others do a straightforward listing of the week’s participants.

Think of a carnival as a magazine of sorts, focusing on blog posts that are related to a specific topic. Carnivals can put you in touch with experts on various topics, or just be an interesting read for many.
The Carnival of Fraud is described as:

The Carnival of Fraud is open to anyone who has blogged about business fraud, consumer scams, employee theft, white collar crime, or other fraud-related topics.

The first edition will be published on September 4th, right here at the Fraudfiles Blog. You can submit your posts for inclusion in the Carnival of Fraud anytime between now and then.

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