What is triangle fraud?

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Triangular fraud means that the deceived person and the victim are not the same person. Only when the deceived person has the right to dispose of the victim's property at this time can it constitute triangular fraud, otherwise the person who commits fraud is the indirect principal of theft.

Take chestnuts for example. A and nanny B told me that I was the owner of the laundry. C asked me to have his fur coat washed. B thinks it is a triangle scam to give the coat to A; If A tells nanny B that your master wants me to get the antique vase, it is beyond the nanny's authority to dispose of the vase. At this point, the nanny thought that the vase was indeed given to A, and A did not constitute an indirect principal offender of fraud and theft.