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FEMA fraud scheme: Atlanta woman could face years in prison #CreditRepair #CreditRestoration #Success #Tradelines #WorkingCapital

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A Georgia business owner was convicted of Hurricane Maria aid fraud schemes. Tiffany Brown, 45, faces sentencing in April after being found guilty of multiple charges, including disaster fraud, wire fraud, theft of government money and money laundering. Following Hurricane Maria’s devastation in Puerto Rico in 2017, FEMA sought contractors to provide critical aid, including millions of self-heating meals. Brown’s Georgia-based company, Tribute …
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FEMA fraud scheme: Atlanta woman could face years in prison #SmallBusinessLoans #BusinessCredit #SmallBusiness #SmallBusinessFunding #BusinessLoans

A Georgia business owner was convicted of Hurricane Maria aid fraud schemes. Tiffany Brown, 45, faces sentencing in April after being found guilty of multiple charges, including disaster fraud, wire fraud, theft of government money and money laundering. Following Hurricane Maria’s devastation in Puerto Rico in 2017, FEMA sought contractors to provide critical aid, including millions of self-heating meals. Brown’s Georgia-based company, Tribute …

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FEMA fraud scheme: Atlanta woman could face years in prison #CreditRepair #CreditRestoration #Success #Tradelines #WorkingCapital

A Georgia business owner was convicted of Hurricane Maria aid fraud schemes. Tiffany Brown, 45, faces sentencing in April after being found guilty of multiple charges, including disaster fraud, wire fraud, theft of government money and money laundering. Following Hurricane Maria’s devastation in Puerto Rico in 2017, FEMA sought contractors to provide critical aid, including millions of self-heating meals. Brown’s Georgia-based company, Tribute …

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