Fraud Alert & Safety Information
Stay Alert with Our Fraud Alert Section
Welcome to our Fraud Alert section. In our commitment to transparency, we aim to keep you updated on relevant industry information, especially concerning potential fraudulent activities. Here, we provide concise, timely insights to help you distinguish legitimate practices from deceptive ones in the polygraph industry. Stay vigilant and informed with us to ensure a safe and professional experience with lie detection services.
Report Fraudulent Practices
If you’ve encountered suspicious activity or believe you’ve been a victim of fraud in the polygraph industry, your input is valuable. Click the ‘Report Fraudulent Practices’ button to share your experience with us. Help us ensure the integrity of our industry and protect others from potential scams
The Hidden Costs of Buying Fake Passed Polygraph Test Results
Exploring the dangers of attempting to buy fake passed polygraph test results reveals a web of ethical, legal, and personal risks that far outweigh any temporary gains.
Can I Trust the Polygraph Examiner?
Concerned about trusting a polygraph examiner during your test? Understandably, the thought of undergoing a lie detector test can be daunting. However, polygraph examiners are trained professionals bound by ethical standards. Their goal is not to pry into your personal life but to conduct the test fairly and accurately, focusing on specific issues relevant to the examination. Trust in their professionalism and the confidentiality of the process.
Further Unethical Conduct Revealed: Mike Rumble Expelled from British Polygraph Association
In the realm of polygraph examination, the trust placed in professionals by the public is paramount. We've previously alerted you to the unprofessional and fraudulent behaviour of Mike Rumble, a UK-based polygraph examiner, regarding false claims to membership of...
Exposing Unprofessional Behaviour: Mike (Michael Arthur Rumble) Rumble’s False Claim to AAPA Membership
Exposing Fraudulent Claims: UK-based polygraph examiner Mike Rumble falsely implied association with the prestigious American Association of Police Polygraphists (AAPA). His misleading use of the AAPA logo, and subsequent forced removal, raises grave concerns about his professional ethics and integrity.
Unveiling Unethical Practices: Mike Rumble, a UK-Based APA Accredited Polygraph Examiner – FRAUD ALERT
FRAUD ALERT: Mike Rumble, a UK-based APA accredited polygraph examiner, has been exposed for content theft. This violation of copyright laws undermines the hard work of content creators and raises ethical concerns. We, at liedetectortest.com, are taking this matter seriously and working to address the infringement. Upholding the rights of content creators and maintaining the integrity of our platform is our priority. Stay tuned for updates as we tackle this issue head-on. #ContentTheft #EthicalConduct #ProtectIntellectualProperty
Fake Polgraph Lie Detector Test Reports
It’s a sad fact of today’s modern society that almost anything can be bought in the way of false documentation. Currently the GMC is checking the credentials of around 3000 medical staff following the discovery of a fake ‘psychologist’ who worked for the NHS over a...
Unqualified Polygraph Examiners ruin the Reputation of the Lie Detector Industry
The lie detector test's accuracy hinges on the examiner's skill, not the machine itself. Ensure your polygraph examiner is APA accredited for reliable results.
Choosing a Polygraph Lie Detector Test Examiner Guideline
Ensure your US polygraph examiner is APA-accredited for reliable results. Beware of non-accredited individuals and prioritize those committed to ongoing training and using the latest technology. Avoid hidden fees by seeking all-inclusive, fixed quotes.
