money laundering

My impression is that there’s still a lot of it going on here - banking regulation seems lax and there’s always someone who’ll turn a blind eye - but here’s a technique I don’t remember coming across before in the gambling industry: offering to pay lottery winners a premium in order to be able to collect on their behalf.

Trevor @ 25 December 2003 12:27 PM

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