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Sonu Sood thanks Cyberabad police for saving his name from fraudsters
Hyderabad: Bollywood actor Sonu Sood on Tuesday thanked Telangana police for arresting the fraud who cheated the public using his name. Taking to Twitter Sood shared a picture of the miscreant with…
- Hyderabad News
Instant loan app fraud: Telangana police arrest two, including one Chinese national, from Thane
Hyderabad: The Cyber Crime Cell of Rachakonda Police on Wednesday busted an online money-lending racket and arrested two persons— an Indian citizen and a Chinese national— from Thane, Maharashtra. In continuation of the…
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Public in Hyderabad continue to fall prey to fraudsters
Hyderabad: The public in Hyderabad continue to fall prey to the fraudsters. This time the innocent people have been cheated in the pretext of investing in a marriage bureau. The much publicised…
- Crime in Hyderabad
TS: Police arrest six over ‘2BHK scheme fraud’
Hyderabad: Cyberabad police on Saturday busted a gang involved in cheating inocent people in the name of allotting double bed room houses in Bahadurpally and Dundigal. The double bedroom housing programme is…
- Crime in Hyderabad
Three from UP arrested for fraud in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: The Central Crime Station Police busted a gang of three men on Wednesday for cheating people on the pretext of getting them loans without interest. According to the police, Suraj Varma,…
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Police arrests gang for duping people via online shopping portal
New Delhi: Cyber cell arrested a gang of online crooks who used to dupe people by luring them with offers of lucrative gifts, on a fake online e-commerce portal. Fraudsters were operating…
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Police arrests gang for duping people via online shopping portal
New Delhi: Cyber cell arrested a gang of online crooks who used to dupe people by luring them with offers of lucrative gifts, on a fake online e-commerce portal. Fraudsters were operating…
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Romance scams cost more money than consumer frauds
California: The modern classic tales of online romances going wrong is reportedly costing authorities more money than any other kind of consumer fraud. The Federal Trade Commission has revealed in its latest…
