CLEVELAND (WJW) — The Cleveland Public Library sent nearly $400,000 to a fake vendor, since it didn’t have proper controls to detect such scams, according to the office of state Auditor Keith Faber.

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(The Center Square) – The Cleveland Public Library transferred almost $400,000 to a fake vendor as part of a payment redirect scam, State Auditor Keith Faber said Tuesday. Faber said the library ...

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An audit found the library lacked proper controls to detect payment redirect schemes but has since implemented verification measures to prevent future incidents. (TNS) — Cleveland Public Library ...

CLEVELAND (WJW) — Scams can happen to any of us at any time. Recently, The Cleveland Public Library discovered it sent nearly $400,000 to a fake vendor last summer, in what’s called a payment ...

More than a year ago, Faber issued a bulletin to all public offices on handling payment redirect requests. According to state auditors, the Cleveland Public Library did not follow the controls ...