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Mumbai Man In Italy Says US Conmen Cloned Debit Card, Stole Rs 8 Lakh
A Mumbai man currently in Italy has approached Pydhonie police in the metropolis alleging US-based conmen had cloned his debit card and withdrawn Rs 8.16 lakh, a senior official said on Sunday.
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Nigerian Man Tried To Buy 450 Kg Ghee Using Cloned Debit Card In Delhi; Arrested
A Nigerian national was arrested from Greater Noida for using a cloned debit card for purchasing 450 kilogram of ghee, police said Monday.
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Three Arrested For Looting People By Cloning Debit Cards In Delhi
Three men were arrested for allegedly robbing people by cloning their debit cards in east Delhi's Preet Vihar, the police said today.
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Delhi Restaurant Staff Cloned Cards, Duped Customers Of Rs 4 Lakh: Cops
An employee of a central Delhi restaurant has been arrested for allegedly cloning debit and credit cards of customers and duping them of nearly Rs 4 lakh, the police said on Wednesday.
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New State Bank Of India ATM Rules Explained: 5 Things To Know
The country's largest bank had in early October announced some changes in ATM rules applicable to its Classic debit cardamid growing concern over the cloning of ATM cards. SBI customers still using the Classic debit card - which is not a chip-based debit card - will have to bear with the lower cap on ATM withdrawals.
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New Cash Withdrawal Limit On SBI Classic Card Takes Effect From Tomorrow: 10 Points
Customers of the State Bank of India (SBI) cannot withdraw more than Rs 20,000 a day, from Wednesday, October 31. The cash withdrawal limit on the SBI Classic debit card has been halved from Rs 40,000 amid growing concern over the cloning of ATM cards, the country's largest bank had said earlier this month. In the festival season, the SBI decision ...
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5 Arrested In Mumbai For Cloning Debit And Credit Cards
Five people have been arrested for allegedly cloning debit and credit cards of foreign nationals and withdrawing money from their bank accounts, a senior police official said.
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New RBI Order Aimed At Protecting Debit Cards From Cloning
The Reserve Bank of India has ordered banks to migrate all debit and credit cards from the ones with magnetic strips to those that use EMV chips and PINs. This, the central bank says, will secure transactions made with these cards at ATMs and merchant outlets.
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Chennai: Credit card cloning gang busted, five arrested
A five member gang involved in stealing credit and debit card data and producing cloned ones to swindle money from accounts of card holders was arrested in Chennai today, police said.
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Mumbai: Executive loses Rs 1.30 lakh to debit card cloning
A senior executive of a US-based multi-national has fallen prey to debit card cloning and lost Rs 1.30 lakh in the process.
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Axis bank hacking: device attached to ATM helped clone Mumbai cops' debit cards
Police investigating the hacking of Axis Bank accounts today claimed to have found that a "skimming" device was attached to an ATM in Mumbai, which was allegedly used by scamsters to clone debit cards of police personnel to defraud them.
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Mumbai Man In Italy Says US Conmen Cloned Debit Card, Stole Rs 8 Lakh
A Mumbai man currently in Italy has approached Pydhonie police in the metropolis alleging US-based conmen had cloned his debit card and withdrawn Rs 8.16 lakh, a senior official said on Sunday.
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Nigerian Man Tried To Buy 450 Kg Ghee Using Cloned Debit Card In Delhi; Arrested
A Nigerian national was arrested from Greater Noida for using a cloned debit card for purchasing 450 kilogram of ghee, police said Monday.
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Three Arrested For Looting People By Cloning Debit Cards In Delhi
Three men were arrested for allegedly robbing people by cloning their debit cards in east Delhi's Preet Vihar, the police said today.
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Delhi Restaurant Staff Cloned Cards, Duped Customers Of Rs 4 Lakh: Cops
An employee of a central Delhi restaurant has been arrested for allegedly cloning debit and credit cards of customers and duping them of nearly Rs 4 lakh, the police said on Wednesday.
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New State Bank Of India ATM Rules Explained: 5 Things To Know
The country's largest bank had in early October announced some changes in ATM rules applicable to its Classic debit cardamid growing concern over the cloning of ATM cards. SBI customers still using the Classic debit card - which is not a chip-based debit card - will have to bear with the lower cap on ATM withdrawals.
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New Cash Withdrawal Limit On SBI Classic Card Takes Effect From Tomorrow: 10 Points
Customers of the State Bank of India (SBI) cannot withdraw more than Rs 20,000 a day, from Wednesday, October 31. The cash withdrawal limit on the SBI Classic debit card has been halved from Rs 40,000 amid growing concern over the cloning of ATM cards, the country's largest bank had said earlier this month. In the festival season, the SBI decision ...
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5 Arrested In Mumbai For Cloning Debit And Credit Cards
Five people have been arrested for allegedly cloning debit and credit cards of foreign nationals and withdrawing money from their bank accounts, a senior police official said.
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New RBI Order Aimed At Protecting Debit Cards From Cloning
The Reserve Bank of India has ordered banks to migrate all debit and credit cards from the ones with magnetic strips to those that use EMV chips and PINs. This, the central bank says, will secure transactions made with these cards at ATMs and merchant outlets.
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Chennai: Credit card cloning gang busted, five arrested
A five member gang involved in stealing credit and debit card data and producing cloned ones to swindle money from accounts of card holders was arrested in Chennai today, police said.
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Mumbai: Executive loses Rs 1.30 lakh to debit card cloning
A senior executive of a US-based multi-national has fallen prey to debit card cloning and lost Rs 1.30 lakh in the process.
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Axis bank hacking: device attached to ATM helped clone Mumbai cops' debit cards
Police investigating the hacking of Axis Bank accounts today claimed to have found that a "skimming" device was attached to an ATM in Mumbai, which was allegedly used by scamsters to clone debit cards of police personnel to defraud them.
