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Work-From-Home, Part Time Jobs Scams Top Cyber Crimes In India
- Thursday January 4, 2024
- India News | Asian News International
Work from Home or Part-time job scams contribute to highest number of cyber crimes reported in the country followed by illegal lending apps in 2023, as per the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C), a part of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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Gurugram Man Loses Rs 25 Lakh In Online Ratings Fraud
- Wednesday June 21, 2023
- Gurgaon News | Press Trust of India
A man was duped of more than Rs 25 lakh by fraudsters who approached him on a social media platform with work from home "job offer" asking him to give five-star ratings to links sent to him, the Gurugram Police said on Tuesday.
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Woman Lost Over Rs 8 Lakh In Work-From-Home Online Fraud
- Thursday April 6, 2023
- India News | Press Trust of India
A Karnataka native was allegedly duped of more than Rs 8 lakh on the pretext of a work-from-home opportunity that involved subscribing to a YouTube channel, police here said on Thursday.
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Work-From-Home, Part Time Jobs Scams Top Cyber Crimes In India
- Thursday January 4, 2024
- India News | Asian News International
Work from Home or Part-time job scams contribute to highest number of cyber crimes reported in the country followed by illegal lending apps in 2023, as per the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C), a part of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
- www.ndtv.com
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Gurugram Man Loses Rs 25 Lakh In Online Ratings Fraud
- Wednesday June 21, 2023
- Gurgaon News | Press Trust of India
A man was duped of more than Rs 25 lakh by fraudsters who approached him on a social media platform with work from home "job offer" asking him to give five-star ratings to links sent to him, the Gurugram Police said on Tuesday.
- www.ndtv.com
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Woman Lost Over Rs 8 Lakh In Work-From-Home Online Fraud
- Thursday April 6, 2023
- India News | Press Trust of India
A Karnataka native was allegedly duped of more than Rs 8 lakh on the pretext of a work-from-home opportunity that involved subscribing to a YouTube channel, police here said on Thursday.
- www.ndtv.com