I don’t know about you, but I am SOOOOO tired of hearing about the screwed up economy. I see it on TV shows and in movies. I hear about it on the radio and in casual conversations. I even read about it in books, newspapers and on blogs. Everyone – no matter where they are [...]
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Posted by E.T. Barton on January 17, 2012 in
Fighting Fraud,
Internal Controls,
Money Saving Tips Last week, I was the victim of an Email Hacker. For the first time in 12 years of having my Yahoo , someone managed to get in and change my email password. As I tried frantically for days to get control of my account back, I realized that I had made several small mistakes that [...]
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The other day, I came to a stop at a red light behind a big white sedan. As I sat there, waiting for the light to change, I noticed a funny shape in the passenger seat of the car. To top it off, there was a small round thing where a GPS would usually be [...]
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Okay, I have a confession to make: I am a Mom. Even worse, I am a Mom with a Toddler. What that means is that as a “Mom with a Toddler,” I know all the words to “Elmo’s World.” I also know how to “Do the Pigeon” and that “C is for Cookie” (which [...]
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Posted by E.T. Barton on October 10, 2011 in
Fighting Fraud,
Internal Controls Believe it or not, I hear this statement all the time: “I think my bookkeeper is embezzling.” Usually, this sentence is followed up with, “How do I find out?” If you’ve been reading this blog for a while, then you will already be familiar with the Diary of a Bad, Bad Bookkeeper series and you [...]
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