Eddie Antar is a famous investor who used corrupt practices to sustain his company. The investor started an electronic store called Crazy Eddie, which did very well but later fell due to fraud activities that Eddie practiced to sustain the company. As the key players in Crazy Eddie’s frauds, Eddie and some of his relatives facilitated the greatest history of financial scams, which modern investor uses to learn. One of the scams that Eddie performed includes under-reporting the profit to avoid paying higher tax bills (Perri, Brody, & Paperny, 2014). He made sure that the company’s bank account contained only the amount that he wanted to be charged for taxes. Eddie saved the rest amount of the money into other different accounts to avoid being noticed. He could also pay employees using cash to avoid being suspected by regulatory agencies. This financial scam worked because the company grew more than its competitors. As the company grew, Eddie could not hide profit anymore, and therefore he thought about another scam. This time he exaggerated profits by adding fake figures to sustain a higher price share than the competitors.