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Get a taste of financial freedom with our free offer at realvision.com forward slash free. Okay, it's just us talking now. Let's be honest with each other. Lying about ourselves is something

we've all done from time to time to gain an advantage in life. That fake idea you got in the local nightclub as a wide-eyed

teen, that online dating or Facebook profile picture which sells a story of a younger

EU, or the resume that inflates the career experience needed just a little bit for that once in a lifetime job.

Perhaps you've even massaged the numbers on a mortgage application to make it seem like you're better off than you really are.

We tell ourselves nobody gets hurt and besides

everybody else does it and this is where most of us stop before somebody does get hurt. But sometimes, well sometimes those harmless little white

lies turn into something far more sinister. There exists a murkier shadowy world, a world where people use complex strategies and cutting-edge technology

to hide who they really are to defraud multinational companies out of millions of dollars.

This is happening more and more every day. But there are men and

women whose job it is to see through these lies in the shadowy world of online espionage and

counter-espionage, men and women who specialize in seeking out the truth about people,

exploring their past and their present to understand their likely future

before anybody signs on the dotted line. This week we welcome back D Smith, CEO and principal of Strategic Insight Group.

He's the man many of the world's largest corporations call upon to make sure they know exactly who they're dealing with.

I'm Grant Williams or maybe I'm

someone impersonating Grant Williams. Either way this week on Adventures in

Finance Corporate Intelligence.

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