Yup, with a maximum penalty of 10 years and/or $10K, per instance/act. Most people, I would think, when considering the risks associated with committing a crime, would look to the potential maximum penalty. After all, the minimum penalty is nothing - if you don't get caught.

Oh, and add to those penalties the return/restitution of all fraudulently acquired funds.

And good luck with your job search with a fraud conviction on your record.

What point were you trying to make? That committing a felony is no big deal? You may get away with a mere $250 fine if they convicted for one solitary act? Would THAT compel you to take the risk?

SGE