顶作者: 狗欢欢 时间: 2007-4-14 11:18 标题: 但是此citynews.com可不是这么报道的，只在最后提了一个！该死的是小留 小留真是人渣！
Employers Warned After Major Forgery Ring Offering University Degrees & Diplomas Smashed
Friday April 13, 2007
Most of us go to college or university to earn our degree.
But cops have busted a ring of fraud suspects who catered to people who couldn't wait that long.
They've collared five people working out of a Markham home who allegedly offered access to real looking but very phony diplomas, school transcripts, immigration documents and driver's licenses. They say they also found the equipment needed to make them all.
Cops admit even they were impressed by the handiwork, noting only a professional would have been able to tell the false from the real.
"I have been a police officer now for 30 years, I have run across forged passports before, forged immigration documents before, forged driver licences. I have never seen forged diplomas or forged transcripts," admits Detective Fred Kerr. "We even found blank high school diplomas as well as blank high school mark transcripts."
Now authorities are warning prospective employers to be on the lookout for someone who may claim to be what they're not.
"I would stress that people don't take documents on face value," advises York Police Chief Armand La Barge.
"That's what background checks are for when you are actually applying for a position. Don't assume that that diploma or that certificate for that position that you are hiring someone for is authentic."
Cops stumbled upon the operation by accident. They were actually investigating suspicious activity involving stolen cars when they found a website listing prices for the documents.
And none of this paper came cheap. The most expensive item up for sale was an immigration by marriage application. It was being sold for $18,000.
Five Chinese nationals in Canada on student visas are facing various forgery charges.作者: perception 时间: 2007-4-14 11:23 标题: 回复：这些人的圆梦方法有问题 最初由[哇咧]发布 这些人的圆梦方法有问题
小留真是人渣！
Employers Warned After Major Forgery Ring Offering University Degrees & Diplomas Smashed
Friday April 13, 2007
Most of us go to college or university to earn our degree.
But cops have busted a ring of fraud suspects who catered to people who couldn't wait that long.
They've collared five people working out of a Markham home who allegedly offered access to real looking but very phony diplomas, school transcripts, immigration documents and driver's licenses. They say they also found the equipment needed to make them all.
Cops admit even they were impressed by the handiwork, noting only a professional would have been able to tell the false from the real.
"I have been a police officer now for 30 years, I have run across forged passports before, forged immigration documents before, forged driver licences. I have never seen forged diplomas or forged transcripts," admits Detective Fred Kerr. "We even found blank high school diplomas as well as blank high school mark transcripts."
Now authorities are warning prospective employers to be on the lookout for someone who may claim to be what they're not.
"I would stress that people don't take documents on face value," advises York Police Chief Armand La Barge.
"That's what background checks are for when you are actually applying for a position. Don't assume that that diploma or that certificate for that position that you are hiring someone for is authentic."
Cops stumbled upon the operation by accident. They were actually investigating suspicious activity involving stolen cars when they found a website listing prices for the documents.
And none of this paper came cheap. The most expensive item up for sale was an immigration by marriage application. It was being sold for $18,000.
Five Chinese nationals in Canada on student visas are facing various forgery charges.作者: 吃亏 时间: 2007-4-14 16:57 标题: 看看这个 有一次考证书查资料找到这个网站（四年前了吧），真是觉得时代在进步，最后没勇气考了。早假哪还得说在中国，后悔没多考几个证书再过来