Dina Wein-Reis | Making Chumps Of Corporate Giants

O Lady, be bad

Dina Wein-Reis (Photo: fraudtalk.blogspot.com)

Beg, borrow or steal. How do you make it, financially?

Of course that trio of choices paints an incomplete picture. Hard work and dedication are an ideal path toward success. But borrowing doesn’t hurt from time to time. For instance, if you need to borrow short term loans or payday loans, such resources are available. Begging, while unbecoming, is also an option, but doing so in public can lead to panhandling charges.

Then there’s stealing. Lately, we’ve seen our share of high-profile financial thieves, people who appear legitimate but are as felonious as cat burglars. Bernard Madoff and Allen Stanford make that list, and now we must add Dina Wein-Reis. She scammed multi-national consumer product companies for as much as $15 million per year. Considering that the companies she scammed likely wrote off the losses, Wein-Reis was in effect stealing from American taxpayers. No get out of jail free card for you, woman.

Distribution to self

A recent story at BusinessInsider.com indicates that Dina Wein-Reis of upper Manhattan allegedly duped companies like Procter & Gamble, Unilever and Hershey out of millions in a diversion scheme where she and her associates would convince primarily male executives to allow her company to supposedly distribute their products on college campuses, military baes and in aid packages at shelters and similar places. ... click here to read the rest of the article titled "Dina Wein-Reis | Making Chumps Of Corporate Giants"