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Delhi Man Loses Rs 15 Lakh To Fake Company Promising Money For Video Reviews
A 31-year-old man in northeast Delhi's Karawal Nagar area was allegedly duped of Rs 15 lakh by fraudsters who promised to pay him Rs 50 for each video he reviewed, police said on Tuesday.
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Delhi Man Loses Rs 9 Lakh In Fake Work-From-Home Job, 2 Arrested: Cops
Officials of Delhi Police on Sunday arrested two persons, accused of duping people on the pretext of providing them with work-from-home jobs.
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4 Arrested For Cheating Aspirants On Promise Of Jobs: Delhi Police
The Delhi Police has arrested four people, including a woman, for allegedly extorting and cheating job aspirants on the pretext of providing work from home opportunities through fake portals, officials said on Sunday.
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Fake Call Center Offering Work From Home Jobs Busted In Delhi, 8 Arrested
The Delhi Police has busted an illegal call centre in Nangloi area and arrested eight people, including six women, for allegedly duping people on the pretext of offering them work-from-home job opportunities, officials said today.
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Delhi Man Loses Rs 15 Lakh To Fake Company Promising Money For Video Reviews
A 31-year-old man in northeast Delhi's Karawal Nagar area was allegedly duped of Rs 15 lakh by fraudsters who promised to pay him Rs 50 for each video he reviewed, police said on Tuesday.
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Delhi Man Loses Rs 9 Lakh In Fake Work-From-Home Job, 2 Arrested: Cops
Officials of Delhi Police on Sunday arrested two persons, accused of duping people on the pretext of providing them with work-from-home jobs.
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4 Arrested For Cheating Aspirants On Promise Of Jobs: Delhi Police
The Delhi Police has arrested four people, including a woman, for allegedly extorting and cheating job aspirants on the pretext of providing work from home opportunities through fake portals, officials said on Sunday.
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Fake Call Center Offering Work From Home Jobs Busted In Delhi, 8 Arrested
The Delhi Police has busted an illegal call centre in Nangloi area and arrested eight people, including six women, for allegedly duping people on the pretext of offering them work-from-home job opportunities, officials said today.
