fraudware

Computer software designed for “'click fraud'—bogus clicks that do not come from genuinely interested customers," to abuse the 'pay-per-click' model of Internet advertising, "the single largest category within this flourishing industry, accounting for nearly half of all spending". (Nov 23rd 2006 The Economist)

Dick signed on with a company specializing in fraudware, used to increase the number of hits to all advertising banners on his Web site, which ranged in price from $0.10 to as much as $30.

by David R. Gahary December 9, 2008

Fraudrent

When there are a group of people that are frauds at something

Monty: Yo I think that Drilla and Greg are nice and madden
quill: Yo what, they not even like that. They fraudrents

by Quill Sold August 31, 2022

Fraudcakes

Cakes that were pre-made by someone else, which one then shamelessly claims as their own.

"Sharky then proceeds to dress the Fraudcakes"- said TheBurntChip

by SHUŚH July 28, 2023

Fraudtarded

Committing fraud in such a way as the police will find them in five minutes such as paying your rent, phone bill, or utilities using a stolen credit card.

Paris was shocked that the police figured out she’d been using stolen credit card numbers. Of course, she was fraudtarded because she used those stolen cards to pay her rent and phone bill with them.

by Brett Burkhardt April 27, 2008

frauderendum

Another name for the 2016 Brexit referendum in the UK, which was "won" with the help of the 'Vote Leave' campaign, which broke electoral rules set out by the UK parliament.

The frauderendum was advisory, and so the result cannot be quashed.
"When will Brexiters wake up and realise they were conned by criminals in a Frauderendum"

by currywuss April 7, 2019

Fraudway

Any show on Broadway that was once a television show, movie, book, video game, or CD. In essence, fake Broadway- non original shows that have the plot already spelled out for them. Examples include The Addams Family, Shrek The Musical, Legally Blonde The Musical, Elf... There are however, exceptions to this rule, such as Spamalot, The Odd Couple, and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Also, a person who thinks that shows like Wicked, In The Heights, and anything produced by Disney are the only worthwhile things on the Great White Way. People like them make me want to lock myself in a room with an original cast album of Lippa's The Wild Party and drown my sorrows to Idina Menzel's power mix as Kate and never come out for fear to see what the theatergoing public has turned into.

Fraudway Girl: Oh my God! I just saw Wicked this weekend! Kristin Chenoweth is MY idol!
Real Theater Person: (Singing a snippet of cut song 'Which Way's To The Party?)
Fraudway Girl: What are you singing?
Real Theater Person: Which Way's To The Party?
Fraudway Girl: Oh. Uh, what show is that from?
Real Theater Person: Wicked.
Fraudway Girl: No it's not.
Real Theater Person: Yes it is. They cut it out of town. Stephen Schwartz thought it didn't work with the storyline.
Fraudway Girl: Oh.
Real Theater Person: Excuse me, I have to go get my sheet music for Parade. Carolee is MY idol.
Fraudway Girl: Huh?

by leighmarston December 3, 2010

fraudwatch

when someone is fake for example when someone uses x-ray in minecraft to get all their diamonds and uses a to tutorial to build a house and pretends that he made it himself. another example of someone being on fraudwatch is Moses because he clearly didn't exist at the age of 120 in the year 1271 BC as there were no hospitals and old peoples homes, this age that he died and in that time was impossible.

person 1: have you seen harry's house recently

person 2: yeah the mans on fraudwatch he's about to go boom

by Jimmy Savile1234 July 19, 2021