What reasons qualify ten-percenting to be fraudulent?

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Scammers pretend to pay taxes, legal fees, or other costs related to collecting the fictitious lottery prizes. By promising to share the remaining earnings later, they get victims to pay them a portion of the prize money up front. In actuality, there are no winnings, and the fees serve only as a way to defraud naïve victims of their money.The promised winnings distribution never happens. Once the con artist has their victims' money, they vanish without following through on their promises. Victims are left with no options or ways to get their money back.
 
Ten-percenting refers to the practice of manipulating financial transactions or records to conceal a portion of the income or revenue generated. This scheme involves underreporting or "skimming" a fraction of the income, typically around 10%, with the intention of evading taxes, misrepresenting financial statements, or committing fraud.
 
It is often a violation of the terms and conditions of the lottery, which typically state that winners must claim their prize themselves. Second, it is a violation of the law in many jurisdictions, as it constitutes a form of theft.
 
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