Hi, I'm Dr. Fraud.
My mission is to help you
find your vulnerabilities to
reduce fraud opportunities.
I am the host of Dr Fraud TV, a media personality, speaker, trainer, professor and consultant. When I am not working, I love anything involving outdoor adventure, and am also the most sought after volunteer youth soccer coach in the world.
I have spent an exciting 25 year international career helping organizations and people feel safer. From personal one on one training to large Fortune 500 corporate events and consultations, I love helping the public feel safer against fraud, scams and schemes.
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Media
". . . few offer the relatable on-air presentation and real world experience of Dr. Fraud . . . he is the expert you need . . . "
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-- Patrick Nelson-Sr. Invest. Reporter, KOAA 5 News
". . . he is a fabulous interview who can easily break down complex topics . . . "
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-- Niccole Caan-Invest. Reporter, KENS 5 News
". . . he is one of the first experts I reach out to . . . he is one of my favorite people to work with in the industry . . . "
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-- Patti Harman-Editor in Chief-Claims Magazine
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Publications & Resources For You!
Estimates reveal that insurance fraud costs $80 billion per year—and that’s just in the United States of America. That translates into almost $1,000 annually per household.
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Weak preventative controls and paltry punishments make insurance fraud particularly attractive to criminals, who often use it as their preferred vehicle for funding organized crime and terrorist activities.
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J. Michael Skiba examines why insurance fraud is seen as a low-risk, high-reward offense and the toll it takes on society. He also highlights how criminological theory can be used in a counter fraud setting; how pressure, opportunity, and rationalization form the basis of insurance fraud; and how to identify where you’re most vulnerable.