“Language fraud” is the manipulation or distortion of language in legal or contractual communication in a deceptive manner. It often misleads or deceives parties into an unfair agreement or contract. Check out your mortgage contract!

The fraud arises through manipulation of wording to exploit the ambiguities in language for personal gain. When :David-Wynn: Miller discovers this concept in 1988, his life changes.

DWM starts researching into the history of the Post Office, and uncovers some amazing truths about the Universal Postal Union (UPU).

Postal fraud involves fraudulent activities tied to postal systems or the misuse of the mail for illegal purposes. Such as the misrepresentation of the contents of a letter or package. Or creating fraudulent schemes using mail delivery for deceptive practices (e.g., false claims, misleading correspondence), or mail theft.

In the context of legal matters, if deceptive language is used in postal communication to induce fraud, it constitutes postal fraud. Because postal communication is subject to legal scrutiny under both national and international law.

Many countries have laws that make postal fraud a serious offense because it involves the integrity of communication through official channels.

Contract Language Fraud Is International

When language fraud occurs in the context of contracts, especially in international transactions or communications, it’s a violation of domestic and international laws.

Contract language fraud can involve misleading or deceptive terms in an agreement that one party may not fully understand. Other ways include exploiting language barriers for illicit gain. As in the Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme case.

This type of fraud is illegal under most legal systems. When international treaties and agreements govern the communication of such contracts (e.g., postal exchanges), the fraudulent use of language can be prosecuted in multiple jurisdictions.

Since many countries have signed on to international agreements regarding contract standards, such actions often violate international law and subject perpetrators to cross-border legal consequences.

All Communication is Effectively a Postal Matter

While not all communication is directly sent via physical mail, any formal exchange of information — whether digital or physical — is subject to regulations that stem from (UPU) postal laws and treaties.

This covers physical exchange of letters and packages as well as transmission of messages such as email, digital correspondence, and faxes.

International treaties governed by the UPU, regulate how information’s sent, received, and acknowledged. So communications across borders, regardless of the medium, come under postal laws. Even more in situations of contractual, legal, or financial matters. Such as your mortgage, or threats of foreclosure from banks, lawyers, and debt collection agencies.

Think about how powerful this knowledge can be for your situation when under attack from corporations and government departments.

Fraudulent language can arise in any form of communication,  digital, physical, or otherwise. And when tied to a postal service, invoke international postal fraud laws.

The use of fraudulent language, particularly in contracts, can be considered a violation of these laws, both domestic and international.

Your task is learning how to syntax the documents to prove the grammar fraud.

Postal laws are influenced by international treaties. They ensure that any communication, whether through physical mail or digital platforms, is subject to standardized legal requirements.

So all communication is effectively a postal matter. And language fraud equals postal fraud.