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Cyber fraud as jobs: its effects on countries.
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[QUOTE="Deleted member 51169, post: 156948"] You really wowed me with your submission. This is absolutely apt. You captured the realities of what leads to cyber crime in developing countries and at same time juxtapose it with developed countries. However, you can not outrule the presence of these cyber criminals in developed economies. The only difference I see between both, is their behavioural attitudes when the hit big. While those in developed countries lay low, those in developing countries tend to show off because of corrupt institutions that have created leeway for them to escape indictment. Abba Kyari in Nigeria is a good example of such. [/QUOTE]
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