Modus Operandi

Fly-by-Night
Originally referred to a swindler who fled hurriedly from a business situation after their modus operandi (MO) had been discovered by the locals; now refers to a shady business, often operating out of a post office box or accommodation address, that cannot be located when its merchandise or product proves unsatisfactory.
MO
An abbreviation that can refer to different terms such as Money Order or Modus Operandi, depending on the context.
Modus Operandi (MO)
Modus Operandi (MO) refers to the manner of operation or the specific method used by an individual to accomplish an act. It is particularly used to describe the characteristic techniques or strategies employed by individuals in their activities, commonly in contexts such as business dealings, criminal behavior, or operations management.

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