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Hyderabad: Cyber fraudsters duped a businessman of Rs.9.12 lakh on the pretext of investments in the share market. The man, Chandulal Chowdhary, a resident of Ram Nagar in the city, had received a message from an unknown person on WhatsApp assuring him huge profits on small investments. The conman asked him to download a mobile […]
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Hyderabad: The latest victim to the notorious KYC fraud in the city is a pilot, who lost Rs.10.38 lakh. Police said the pilot was conned by cyber fraudsters on the pretext of updating his KYC details in bank records. The victim had on Thursday gone to an ATM centre to withdraw cash and change his […]
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Hyderabad: A woman from the city lost Rs 5.70 lakh to cyber fraudsters. The victim, a resident of Punjagutta, had two credit cards of a private bank and recently found that someone else used the cards and spent about Rs. 5.70 lakh. After checking with the financial institution about the transactions, she approached the Cybercrime […]
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Hyderabad: The retired manager of a bank was duped of over Rs.5 lakh by cyber fraudsters in the guise of updating the electricity bill payment through Quick Support app. The victim, who paid his electricity bill online, received a call from an unidentified person claiming to be an executive from the electricity department. He informed […]
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Hyderabad: Cyber fraudsters cheated an engineering student from the city to the tune of Rs 70,000 in the guise of purchasing furniture on a popular e-commerce site. The 20-year-old youngster from Bagh Amberpet in Amberpet had recently posted an advertisement on the portal to sell a sofa set and within an hour, received a call […]
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Hyderabad: A Hyderabad-based businessman was duped of Rs 7.96 lakh by fraudsters, who on the pretext of supplying products for his business, cheated him, the police said. The victim, K Rajesh, was in the business of animal feed and pesticides. A few days ago, one Srinivas, who worked with Rajesh, collected a phone number of […]
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Hyderabad: A businessman was duped of Rs.17 lakh by fraudsters who conned him after convincing him that he had won a car in a lucky draw. The man, MA Mujahid Khan of Golconda, received a phone call a month ago from a woman who claimed she was calling from a company and informed that he […]
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On the pretext of supplying the data, the fraudster on different instances collected Rs. 3.43 lakh through online transfer and later switched off his mobile phone.
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The victim, a resident in the Rachakonda Police limits, had booked flight tickets for a family trip to Jaipur through the mobile application of a travel agency
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It was in April that he searched for a dating application on the Internet and contacted a number provided on a website
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The 30-year-old woman, who is a graduate as part of her job trials had posted her curriculum vitae on a job portal
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On pretext of getting some clearance done for kidney donation, the man collected around Rs 40 lakh on various instances from the couple
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The Rachakonda Cybercrime police have arrested 15 persons in the last 50 days, including during the lockdown period and urged the victims to come forward and lodge complaints
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A senior official from the Cyberabad Cybercrime wing warned people against the fake investment fraud and asked them not to believe in messages or calls that ask them to share their bank details or invest in apps online
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They lured him using a phishing message on lucky draw, police said
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The individual, a resident near Charminar, received a friend request from an unknown woman over Facebook.
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Following a complaint, the Hyderabad Cyber Crime police booked a case and have taken up investigation
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Hyderabad: Cyber fraudsters cheated a woman from Moosarambagh to the tune of Rs 3.6 lakh promising high returns for investments. According to the police, the victim received a link on her mobile about a website offering investments with high returns. When she clicked on the link and contacted the given number, the unidentified caller lured […]
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Hyderabad: A woman doctor was allegedly cheated by cyber fraudsters who promised her a visa to practice medicine in Canada. According to the police, the victim, a resident of Mahendra Hills, recently saw an advertisement on Instagram about visas for Canada and other countries. She contacted the person whose contact details were given in the […]
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On one of the instances the woman sent videos and persuaded the victim to start a nude chat. On being lured by the con woman, the man indulged in explicit chat. The woman recorded the act and later blackmailed him into transferring Rs. 10 lakh