Millionaire Businessman James McCormick Guilty of Fraud Over Fake Bomb Detectors

Metro ^ | Tuesday 23 Apr 2013

[Cyber Liberty]

I’d be willing to bet someone caught on when they had to disassemble a unit to troubleshoot a problem and they saw the label for the golf-ball finder underneath.

[Cyber Liberty]

If I'm betting my butt on something to detect a bomb, I'm darned sure going to make sure that it works as advertised.

Ayup. I'd test one of these out on real ordnance before I use it for myself. But I doubt the end users are allowed to get anywhere near a real explosive.

[Secret Agent Man]

i would imagine what is going to happen to him when he meets a few servicemen who lost buddies due to his scam.

[sarasmom]

I prefer plain cake.
But I can’t be bribed by food. My boss buys lunch at least twice a month!

And I do get paid an extra 50 cents an hour to spot the scam artists before they are even allowed to try their lines on my busy bosses!

[sarasmom]

That's why it is very important to everyone involved to never allow even a whiff of ethical corruption to go unchallenged in business and government dealings.

If your butt is on the line, you know better than to blindly trust the government.
If your butt is on the line in business, you know better than to risk your reputation.

We are all involved in one or the other, so it never ceases to amaze me how many people think ethics is somebody elses concern.