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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 Department of Telecommunications has made it easy for you to check if any other person is using a mobile number on your name without your knowledge.
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The Commission has initiated a campaign to prevent people in the Telugu States from falling victim to such scams.
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According to Cybercrime officials, it is observed that in all investment frauds, fraudsters cash in on the greed in people, mostly youngsters and homemakers who want to make some quick money.
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It asked the youth to not get misled by the false promises with regard to TSPSC jobs as there was no such scope to provide jobs other than through lawful recruitment process
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The victim was duped of Rs 6.5 lakh by fraudsters when he attempted to return some products he purchased online
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Police said the victim, a resident of Kukatpally, was in need of Amphotericin injections for his family members and was cheated of Rs 1.4 lakh by fraudsters in the guise of selling those injections online.
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According to the police, the fraudsters sent a courier to the ICICI bank in Gurgaon containing letters bearing the name and stamp of Hyderabad City Police asking them to unfreeze 38 accounts, which were frozen on the request of the Hyderabad Cybercrime Police last year
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Cyberabad police issued an advisory cautioning citizens after a few such cases were reported
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The SCR stated that some persons had handed over appointment orders for the posts of senior clerks to 12 persons.
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Cybercrime police have been receiving several complaints of cheating in the name of oxygen equipment, beds, ambulance and medicines
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Araudsters, Srinivas and Kotesh identifying themselves as personal assistants in Chief Minister's camp office, called their victim Guguloth Shanker over phone and swindled Rs 35 lakh cash
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Police listed out a number of differences to identify between the original Remdesivir vials and duplicate ones in the market
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Police, activists’ advice people to verify before sharing information on social media
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Cops advise people to crosscheck request before transferring money
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"The fraudsters promising them with suitable jobs collected nearly Rs 2 lakh from them on the pretext of registration and processing fee and other expenses," the Police said.
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A youngster from Jubilee Hills was duped by fraudsters who impersonated his professor swindling Rs 3.3 lakh from him
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On Saturday, the Cyberabad police had arrested Ashish Kumar Singh (23) of Muzaffarpur in Bihar for allegedly cheating a person by pretending to be the advisor of ‘Sonu Sood Corporation’.
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The aspirants of railway jobs were also cautioned against approaching anyone who might lure with false promises in exchange for money.
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Hyderabad: Cyber fraudsters allegedly duped a man of Rs 1.1 lakh from his credit card, which was yet to be delivered to him by the bank. A private employee from New Bowenpally had applied for a credit card from a private bank. On submitting necessary documents and completing the application process, he recently received a […]