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Meanings of fraudster in English

Person who takes part in a deal to make a profit more or less illegally.

Usage of fraudster in English
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In a tough economy, that is well-paid work for a convicted fraudster.
The Guardian
2
And did know that, he was just a internet fraudster for hire.
Wired
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One broker, for example, was recently barred after following a fraudster's transfer instructions.
Reuters
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A cremation service for convicted fraudster Julia Holmes has taken place in Cork.
The Irish Times
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Watch: Soweto community members dish out sweet Karma on ATM fraudster
The South African
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The High Court has adjudicated convicted fraudster Breifne O'Brien as being a bankrupt.
The Irish Times
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As if this fraudster can tell me how to do that.
The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle
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Why were warnings about Ministry of Transport fraudster Joanne Harrison not acted on?
Radio NZ
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But the fraudster overlooked some glaring errors on the dodgy receipt.
News.com.au
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The Eureka settlement is the brainchild of convicted fraudster Adriaan Nieuwoudt.
The South African
11
But the Chinese Embassy has accused him of being a fraudster.
Radio NZ
12
Diagnosed as terminally ill, the convicted fraudster was released from prison last November.
Radio NZ
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A cremation service for convicted fraudster Julia Holmes has taken place in Co Cork.
The Irish Times
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The convicted fraudster would look after his partner in crime.
The South African
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A clothing boss fraudster is jailed for six years and called a broken man.
Radio NZ
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Some forgeries aren't discovered until well after the fraudster's lifetime.
The Verge
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