An estimated 82,000 U.S. consumers who've used dating sites in the past three years have been scammed by individuals who shower them with compliments, romantic texts messages and promised dates, only to bilk them for money, the Better Business Bureau said. (Dreamstime/TNS)
One employee travelling for work checked his dog into a kennel and billed it to his boss as a hotel expense.
Another charged yoga classes to the corporate credit card as client entertainment. A third, after racking up a small fortune at a strip club, submitted the expense as a steakhouse business dinner.
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