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Social Media Link Leads To Share Trading Fraud, Techie Loses Rs 3.7 Crore
- Tuesday May 14, 2024
- Mumbai News | Press Trust of India
Police have registered a case against six persons for allegedly cheating a chemical engineer from Navi Mumbai in Maharashtra of Rs 3.7 crore after luring him to invest in shares for high returns, an official said on Tuesday.
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''How Fraudsters Trap You'': Mumbai Police Warns Public About Stock Market Investment Scams
- Thursday March 21, 2024
- Feature | Edited by Ritu Singh
Mumbai police alerted the public about how fraudsters pull off stock market investment scams and shared important tips for citizens to stay safe.
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Maharashtra Man Duped Of Rs 1.36 Crore In Online Trading Fraud, Case Filed
- Sunday March 17, 2024
- India News | Press Trust of India
A 48-year-old man from Navi Mumbai in Maharashtra allegedly lost Rs 1.36 crore to cyber fraudsters who lured him to invest in share trading, police said on Sunday.
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Mumbai Woman Among Several Duped Of Rs 2.97 Crore In Investment Fraud
- Monday January 29, 2024
- Mumbai News | Press Trust of India
Police have registered a case against nine persons for allegedly cheating a 42-year-old woman from Navi Mumbai and other persons of Rs 2.97 crore after promising them high returns in various investment schemes, an official said on Monday.
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Crypto Conman Dupes Retired Mumbai Woman on Matrimonial Website, Steals Rs. 24 Lakh: Report
- Monday March 27, 2023
- Written by Radhika Parashar, Edited by David Delima
A crypto scammer reportedly connected with a Mumbai-based woman on a matrimonial site last year and stole Rs. 24 lakh from her. The conman told the victim that he was a US-based engineer, convinced her to invest in a crypto firm. He later connected her to a ‘guide’, who was set up to assist the woman with her investments.
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Mumbai Man Defrauded Of Rs 1.57 Crore In A Cryptocurrency Investment Scam, Files Police Complaint
- Sunday May 29, 2022
- Business | Edited by NDTV Business Desk
As per reports, whenever the complainant attempted to withdraw the money, the accused would discourage him to prolong the fraud
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Sebi Helps US Regulator Bust Social Media Investment Scam
- Sunday November 16, 2014
- Business |
The 'Profit Paradise' scam was being run by two Indians -- one based in Mumbai and another in Hyderabad -- in the name of a 'High Yield Investment Product (HYIP)' wherein gullible investors were being enticed through pervasive social media pitches on Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus and YouTube.
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Did Dawood invest in 2G?
- Monday March 21, 2011
- Mumbai News | mid-day.com
New evidence has led officials from the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to suspect that India's most wanted man played a prominent role in the country's biggest scam.Two bankers and a senior corporate executive were questioned by the ED recently in connection with the transfer of an estimated Rs 27,141 crore into banks in the country through foreign b...
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Social Media Link Leads To Share Trading Fraud, Techie Loses Rs 3.7 Crore
- Tuesday May 14, 2024
- Mumbai News | Press Trust of India
Police have registered a case against six persons for allegedly cheating a chemical engineer from Navi Mumbai in Maharashtra of Rs 3.7 crore after luring him to invest in shares for high returns, an official said on Tuesday.
- www.ndtv.com
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''How Fraudsters Trap You'': Mumbai Police Warns Public About Stock Market Investment Scams
- Thursday March 21, 2024
- Feature | Edited by Ritu Singh
Mumbai police alerted the public about how fraudsters pull off stock market investment scams and shared important tips for citizens to stay safe.
- www.ndtv.com
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Maharashtra Man Duped Of Rs 1.36 Crore In Online Trading Fraud, Case Filed
- Sunday March 17, 2024
- India News | Press Trust of India
A 48-year-old man from Navi Mumbai in Maharashtra allegedly lost Rs 1.36 crore to cyber fraudsters who lured him to invest in share trading, police said on Sunday.
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Mumbai Woman Among Several Duped Of Rs 2.97 Crore In Investment Fraud
- Monday January 29, 2024
- Mumbai News | Press Trust of India
Police have registered a case against nine persons for allegedly cheating a 42-year-old woman from Navi Mumbai and other persons of Rs 2.97 crore after promising them high returns in various investment schemes, an official said on Monday.
- www.ndtv.com
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Crypto Conman Dupes Retired Mumbai Woman on Matrimonial Website, Steals Rs. 24 Lakh: Report
- Monday March 27, 2023
- Written by Radhika Parashar, Edited by David Delima
A crypto scammer reportedly connected with a Mumbai-based woman on a matrimonial site last year and stole Rs. 24 lakh from her. The conman told the victim that he was a US-based engineer, convinced her to invest in a crypto firm. He later connected her to a ‘guide’, who was set up to assist the woman with her investments.
- www.gadgets360.com
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Mumbai Man Defrauded Of Rs 1.57 Crore In A Cryptocurrency Investment Scam, Files Police Complaint
- Sunday May 29, 2022
- Business | Edited by NDTV Business Desk
As per reports, whenever the complainant attempted to withdraw the money, the accused would discourage him to prolong the fraud
- www.ndtv.com/business
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Sebi Helps US Regulator Bust Social Media Investment Scam
- Sunday November 16, 2014
- Business |
The 'Profit Paradise' scam was being run by two Indians -- one based in Mumbai and another in Hyderabad -- in the name of a 'High Yield Investment Product (HYIP)' wherein gullible investors were being enticed through pervasive social media pitches on Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus and YouTube.
- www.ndtv.com/business
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Did Dawood invest in 2G?
- Monday March 21, 2011
- Mumbai News | mid-day.com
New evidence has led officials from the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to suspect that India's most wanted man played a prominent role in the country's biggest scam.Two bankers and a senior corporate executive were questioned by the ED recently in connection with the transfer of an estimated Rs 27,141 crore into banks in the country through foreign b...
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