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Man Cheats Thane Woman Of Rs 59 Lakh After Promising Marriage, Probe Launched
A man allegedly cheated a 29-year-old woman from Maharashtra's Thane district of Rs 59.56 lakh after promising to marry her, police said on Monday.
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Maharashtra Woman Loses Over Rs 18 lakh In Investment Fraud, Case Filed
A woman was cheated of Rs 18.56 lakh allegedly by a man who promised her high returns on mutual fund investments, a Thane police official said on Sunday.
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Four More Call Centres Raided In Thane, One Arrested
Four more call centres in Thane's Mira Road were raided and one person arrested, days after police swooped on three other call centres for allegedly conning American nationals by posing as US taxmen, police said today.
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In Thane Call Centre Scam, 23 Questions That Reduced American Clients To Wrecks
At the nine call centres in Maharashtra's Thane accused of duping thousands of Americans, training included a detailed cheat-sheet to prepare executives for the questions they would likely face. Pretending to be taxmen, these workers raked in "hundreds of crores", estimate investigators.
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Man Cheats Thane Woman Of Rs 59 Lakh After Promising Marriage, Probe Launched
A man allegedly cheated a 29-year-old woman from Maharashtra's Thane district of Rs 59.56 lakh after promising to marry her, police said on Monday.
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Maharashtra Woman Loses Over Rs 18 lakh In Investment Fraud, Case Filed
A woman was cheated of Rs 18.56 lakh allegedly by a man who promised her high returns on mutual fund investments, a Thane police official said on Sunday.
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Four More Call Centres Raided In Thane, One Arrested
Four more call centres in Thane's Mira Road were raided and one person arrested, days after police swooped on three other call centres for allegedly conning American nationals by posing as US taxmen, police said today.
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In Thane Call Centre Scam, 23 Questions That Reduced American Clients To Wrecks
At the nine call centres in Maharashtra's Thane accused of duping thousands of Americans, training included a detailed cheat-sheet to prepare executives for the questions they would likely face. Pretending to be taxmen, these workers raked in "hundreds of crores", estimate investigators.
