Is there any law against this?

[iAmWeird]

As a joke, I want to email someone telling them that they got a job as a hogwarts professor. Is this considered fraud?

[romanov]

hmm.. im not an expert but i don't see any crime here

[barbiecom]

That's deceiving the person. somewhat called personal biased. Check Overland Park fraud lawyers

[samill123]

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[sharone]

As a joke, I want to email someone telling them that they got a job as a hogwarts professor. Is this considered fraud?

No, it's not fraud. If the person had actually applied to be a hogwarts professor and they can prove emotional pain they might be able to sue you in civil court but in this case you're in the clear.

[charleswalker366]

I don’t think it is a crime. There is no law against it.

[edenbisdee7215]

I don’t think it is a crime. There is no law against it.

Yeah you are right but the point is if there is anything suspicious then there is not law exist against it.


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