DavidAlexander 
DavidAlexander last signed in Mar 29 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Dec 30, 2008.
David authors the eponymous blog, David Alexander, where he provides his unique point of view and insights into the world of fraud, crime, online scams, scams in general.
In addition he authors the Scam Stop blog which is dedicated to stopping the scams, schemes, bogus job offers, sales frauds, spam and general abuse that makes our lives hazardous, stressful and unpleasant.
David is a regular contributor to the ARCIS Fraud Discovery and Exposure Centre blog where he writes on fraud prevention from the critical "people"perspective.
David writes on fraud prevention, scams, risk strategies for investors and and small business at Money Management Solutions.
An integral part of his services is providing specialist analysis on the "people" risks that companies face  in fraud and social engineering to the media and corporate clients.
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David has extensive, high level personal experience of fraud and economic crime. He is a reformed fraudster having served a prison sentence for a fraud scheme of 372 million Rand.
David speaks on the critical “peopleâ€Â component of fraud, social engineering and economic crime. He has extremely valuable insights and perspectives born of personal experience. He has real, in depth understanding of the mind, motives, techniques of manipulation and methods of operation of people who become involved in fraud. He assists clients in the transformation of their corporate culture to best deal with these risks.
David is a regular speaker at seminars and conferences on the “peopleâ€Â component of fraud, corporate abuse and social engineering.Â
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He also speaks to a wide variety of audiences on decisions and consequences, moral choices, integrity and ethics from the basis of his own experiences and life journey, wrong choices and decisions to encourage and empower them to make quality life choices and enjoy positive outcomes.
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He also writes the "Why the hell not?" blog where he comments on everything and anything. He is also in the process of writing a self help book on fraud prevention for the small businessman.
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Trust, Fraud and Business
I was recently doing some research and came across some startling facts from KPMG contained in The 2007 KPMG Fraud Report for Europe, Middle East and Africa. I thought that only crooks committed fraud. I was in the “business”, I committed major fraud myself and I met a large number of
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The "MORAL" roots of financial crime and corporate abuse
by DavidAlexander | in Business & Finance > Management
A short discussion on the some of the root causes of financial crimes
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What you see is NOT what you get; never trust appearances
by DavidAlexander | in Business & Finance > Investing
The dangers of trusting what you see with checking the facts and doing your research
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Vengeance is mine...
by DavidAlexander | in Business & Finance > General
The destructive role of vengeance and revenge in our justice system
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Fraud Prevention Advice for Business
by DavidAlexander | in Business & Finance > Management
The best fraud prevention mechanisms for business from my personal experience of fraud
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The Accidental Criminal
by DavidAlexander | in Business & Finance > General
People don't always plan to become a criminal it often happens by accident. Find out how
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Is Fraud the most damaging crime?
by DavidAlexander | in Business & Finance > General
A synopsis of the fraud process with detailed explanations
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Systems and Fraud Prevention
by DavidAlexander | in Business & Finance > General
How the use of systems will help your company in the prevention and detection of fraud
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When is it a scam?
by DavidAlexander | in Education > General
How do you tell the difference between a genuine business opportunity and a dodgy or completely bogus scheme? You must be aware of how to tell the difference, here's how
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