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Originally published at http://businessprwire.co.uk/private-investigator-cambridge-share-useful-tips-and-software-to-help-individuals-prevent-fraud/
The article in BBC News published on February 25th, 2015: http://privateinvestigator-cambridge.co.uk claim that over a hundred officers are investigating fraudulent businesses that are laundering millions of pounds and causing immense financial damage to creditors. Police have claimed that four suspects have been arrested because of their alleged association with fraudulent companies. Two more people, a woman 29 and a man 56, have been arrested on suspicion of taking part in the crime that has cost companies heavy damage in terms of finance. Officers from Bedfordshire, Cambridge and Thames Valley police forces have joined together with organized crime units and HM Revenue and Customs to take part in this investigation that will bring to justice the people responsible. The investigation was instigated after the Insolvency Service pointed out that a number of companies have been set up to fail, defrauding creditors and costing them soaring financial loss. The investigators at Cambridge are familiar with ways through which there are certain loopholes that can be prevented. The investigators ensure that company's information has been sealed and protected from all ends. This allows the investigators to not only stop all fraud but also to trace the suspect behind the loss. As a result of this, many companies can allegedly be helped in finances.
Responding to the article published in BBC News, Private Investigators at Cambridge http://privateinvestigator-cambridge.co.uk/ spoke out about the rising cases of money laundering. They have stressed the need to find the people responsible and bring them to justice. The investigators highlighted this published story and urge the people and companies to take extra measures to ensure that something like this does not happen again. They stressed on the need to conduct proper background checks, legal intervention and others steps that could be taken to avoid this happening to companies. Prevention will decrease money laundering crimes and it will stop people from conning others. The detectives are extensively trained to handle the state of the art technological surveillance tactics in order to achieve the best results.
The chief investigator at Private Investigator Cambridge http://privateinvestigator-cambridge.co.uk/, Dorothy Harris sheds light on how fraud can be avoided with certain moves and tactics. She says "Fraud is being done just as commonly as more and more gadgets are being used. One cannot possible stop sending out emails or getting apps on their phones, there has to be an alternate. We, at private detectives Cambridge provide that alternate. We try to install certain software that will help individuals avoid such fraud long before it even happens. This way they can protect important information from criminals." Dorothy Harris can be reached via email (d.harris@privateinvestigator-cambridge.co.uk) or the company's phone number (01223 459 704).
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