Man Loses Money In Cyber Fraud
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Mumbai Man, 80, Accepts A Friend Request, Loses Rs 9 Crore To Cyber Fraud
In a scam that spanned nearly two years and 734 online transactions, an 80-year-old man in Mumbai was duped of nearly Rs 9 crore by four women, who could possibly be just one person, in the name of love and sympathy.
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Mumbai Man Loses Rs 61 Lakh In Investment Scam, 3 Arrested
The Mumbai police have arrested three persons for providing their bank accounts to cyber fraudsters, who duped a share trading professional of over Rs 61 lakh by promising attractive returns on investment, an official said on Tuesday.
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"It Was A Trap": Man Joins Interview Link For HR Round, Loses Rs 2.5 Lakh
Mr Alam also advised people to be careful as these cybercriminals are "targeting designers and developers or any working professional."
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Mumbai Woman Loses Rs 15 Lakh To "Customs Charges" Cyber Fraud: Cops
A Mumbai woman lost Rs 15 lakh of savings in a cyber fraud as she transferred money towards the "Customs clearance charges" for claiming the "gift parcels" sent by a man who claimed to be from Syria, police said on Sunday.
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Mumbai Man, 80, Accepts A Friend Request, Loses Rs 9 Crore To Cyber Fraud
In a scam that spanned nearly two years and 734 online transactions, an 80-year-old man in Mumbai was duped of nearly Rs 9 crore by four women, who could possibly be just one person, in the name of love and sympathy.
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Mumbai Man Loses Rs 61 Lakh In Investment Scam, 3 Arrested
The Mumbai police have arrested three persons for providing their bank accounts to cyber fraudsters, who duped a share trading professional of over Rs 61 lakh by promising attractive returns on investment, an official said on Tuesday.
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"It Was A Trap": Man Joins Interview Link For HR Round, Loses Rs 2.5 Lakh
Mr Alam also advised people to be careful as these cybercriminals are "targeting designers and developers or any working professional."
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Mumbai Woman Loses Rs 15 Lakh To "Customs Charges" Cyber Fraud: Cops
A Mumbai woman lost Rs 15 lakh of savings in a cyber fraud as she transferred money towards the "Customs clearance charges" for claiming the "gift parcels" sent by a man who claimed to be from Syria, police said on Sunday.
