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mobster

[mob-ster] / ˈmɒb stər /


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Washington Post technology columnist Geoffrey A. Fowler compared the Meta Verified subscription to a mobster protection racket because the company is charging extra for customer support and security that should be standard.

From Washington Post

This is a blood-curdling answer, familiar to the victims of every tyrant, mobster and abusive spouse in history.

From Washington Post

While the details are different, both companies’ moves remind me of the protection rackets run by mobsters: force people to make regular payments in exchange for “security.”

From Washington Post

Mr. Ray was charged in 2000 by federal prosecutors in Brooklyn with taking part in a scheme in which mobsters and stockbrokers were accused of swindling investors out of $40 million.

From New York Times

Experts say that as police have cracked down on big Jewish Israeli mobsters in the past decade or so, organised crime has increasingly moved into Arab areas.

From BBC