1. The document discusses various cyber crimes and scams, including receiving fake calls pretending to be from banks, receiving lottery or job scams requiring deposits, matrimonial frauds, and fake mobile tower or insurance agent calls.
2. It warns not to share personal information like bank or ID details with strangers or deposits money in specified accounts in response to such calls or proposals.
3. Frequent password changes and caution is advised when using ATMs, debit cards, and social media to avoid being targeted by cyber criminals.
Be Careful - Prevent Your Sim Card from Getting ClonedDavid Stoffel
Professional hackers can clone a SIM using a specialized hardware and SIM card reader. They can copy all the info from one sim to another easily by sending OTA commands through protected SMS. SIM card cloning can leave you bankrupt. Hence be careful. Follow these tips to prevent SIM card cloning. See more at: www.wesrch.com
Be alert for two recent scams revolving around the payment of utility bills. This alert from David Lerner Associates has the details of what to watch for.
This document provides information on various fraud awareness topics such as ATM safety, card and cheque fraud, identity theft, money laundering, and common scams. It outlines best practices for protecting personal information and financial accounts. Key recommendations include memorizing PINs instead of writing them down, reporting lost cards immediately, reviewing statements for unauthorized transactions, and being wary of unsolicited communication promising money transfers that ask for personal details.
As India braces for a future of digital payments, how secure is your account from payment frauds? Here is a list of such frauds that you must watch out for!
The document provides information about various types of scams and fraud, including local scams, investment scams, internet scams, telemarketing fraud, fraud targeting senior citizens, and advance fee schemes. It describes common tactics used in phone scams, Nigerian letter fraud, impersonation/identity fraud, and advance fee schemes. The document encourages vigilance and provides tips to avoid becoming a victim, such as being wary of pressure sales tactics, never sending money to unknown persons or charities without research, and reconciling bank accounts monthly.
Over 40% of businesses in the UK have experienced fraud in the last year.
This practical guide gives you the information you need to help protect your business against growing threats of fraud.
We show you how and where fraud can take place throughout your business and highlight the "telltale" things to look out for.
We’ve also included key actions you should take to safeguard yourself and your business.
Taking some very basic steps can make a real difference to fraudsters’ success rates.
Whether you are a client of not I do hope that this guide helps business avoid being another statistic of crime this year.
Be Careful - Prevent Your Sim Card from Getting ClonedDavid Stoffel
Professional hackers can clone a SIM using a specialized hardware and SIM card reader. They can copy all the info from one sim to another easily by sending OTA commands through protected SMS. SIM card cloning can leave you bankrupt. Hence be careful. Follow these tips to prevent SIM card cloning. See more at: www.wesrch.com
Be alert for two recent scams revolving around the payment of utility bills. This alert from David Lerner Associates has the details of what to watch for.
This document provides information on various fraud awareness topics such as ATM safety, card and cheque fraud, identity theft, money laundering, and common scams. It outlines best practices for protecting personal information and financial accounts. Key recommendations include memorizing PINs instead of writing them down, reporting lost cards immediately, reviewing statements for unauthorized transactions, and being wary of unsolicited communication promising money transfers that ask for personal details.
As India braces for a future of digital payments, how secure is your account from payment frauds? Here is a list of such frauds that you must watch out for!
The document provides information about various types of scams and fraud, including local scams, investment scams, internet scams, telemarketing fraud, fraud targeting senior citizens, and advance fee schemes. It describes common tactics used in phone scams, Nigerian letter fraud, impersonation/identity fraud, and advance fee schemes. The document encourages vigilance and provides tips to avoid becoming a victim, such as being wary of pressure sales tactics, never sending money to unknown persons or charities without research, and reconciling bank accounts monthly.
Over 40% of businesses in the UK have experienced fraud in the last year.
This practical guide gives you the information you need to help protect your business against growing threats of fraud.
We show you how and where fraud can take place throughout your business and highlight the "telltale" things to look out for.
We’ve also included key actions you should take to safeguard yourself and your business.
Taking some very basic steps can make a real difference to fraudsters’ success rates.
Whether you are a client of not I do hope that this guide helps business avoid being another statistic of crime this year.
A Real Person will travel, on your behalf, to validate an item, property or person's existence by completing a personalized report including current photos, videos and more. Includes preventative measures that will assist you in being informed prior to entering into transactions over
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Credit card fraud has been an issue since credit cards were first introduced in the 1950s. The document discusses the history of credit cards and common forms of credit card fraud such as skimming, where card information is stolen, and application fraud. It provides examples of famous cases of credit card fraud and recommends precautions like monitoring credit card statements and using encryption to help prevent fraud.
Phishing involves deceiving users into providing sensitive information such as passwords or credit card details by sending fraudulent emails appearing to come from legitimate sources. These emails contain links directing users to spoofed websites that mimic real websites to steal information. SIM swapping, or SIM swopping, is a related fraud where criminals contact mobile providers pretending to be the user to transfer their phone number to a new SIM card, intercepting account login notifications. Users should be wary of unsolicited requests for information and ensure their devices and accounts have strong security protections in place.
This document provides a summary of fraud in banks. It discusses various types of fraud including fraud by insiders like rogue traders and fraudulent loans. It also discusses fraud by outsiders through methods like forged documents, check kiting, and credit/debit card fraud. The document notes that fraud is difficult to investigate due to its faceless and international nature. It concludes by providing security tips for banks to protect against fraud through strong passwords, risk-based authentication, integrated security solutions, mobile banking security, and application security management.
The document summarizes the key features of Xpress Money, an international money transfer service. It offers instant remittance services across over 80 countries through its network of over 11,500 agent locations. Key advantages include instant notifications to senders, high security standards, and low transfer fees. The document also outlines Xpress Money's compliance with regulations regarding anti-money laundering and restrictions on high-value or frequent transfers.
The document discusses the lottery scam, also known as the Jamaican lottery scam or 876 area code scam. It begins with victims receiving unsolicited notifications that they have won a large prize or lottery. Scammers then demand money for fees like taxes or shipping before the victim can receive their winnings. The scammers prefer payment through money transfer services like Western Union or Green Dot cards. Victims never receive any winnings and are often targeted by additional scams after being initially victimized. The lottery scam is estimated to generate $300 million annually and is linked to hundreds of murders in Jamaica where many of the scams originate from.
This document provides tips to avoid scams when using an online marketplace. It advises dealing locally with people you can meet in person, not wiring funds, and being wary of fake cashier's checks. Scams often involve shipping, escrow services, or guaranteed transactions. Examples of common scams include fake guarantees from the marketplace, fraudulent cashier's checks, money transfer requests, money orders combined with transfer requests, suggestions to use fake escrow sites, requests for upfront partial payments, and job offers involving receiving and transferring funds. Authorities to report fraud to are provided.
Louise hunt.com-faceless fraudsters 5 helpful tips (1)Louise Hunt
We don’t know these fraudsters, these faceless people with no name or shame. What we do know is: they want our money. £7 in every £10 of attempted fraud is being stopped. Fraud is big business and if the figures tell us one thing – We need to be more vigilant than ever.
Fraud takes many forms and costs hundreds of millions annually. Common internet frauds described include Nigerian scams, fake foreign lotteries, work-at-home scams, sweepstakes scams, and spoofing/phishing. To avoid becoming a victim, the document recommends not responding to unsolicited emails, researching offers thoroughly, being wary of requests for personal information, and consulting friends before making financial decisions. Basic security practices and awareness of common schemes can help reduce fraud risks, and victims should report crimes to the appropriate law enforcement.
Safe Account Scams | Faisal Abidi’s viewpoints to safeguard people from such ...Faisal Abidi
This presentation about safe account scams describes the most common scam in the financial industry. With the help of this presentation, you will understand what safe account scams are, the different types of safe account scams, how these scams work and affect everyone, and a special thanks to Faisal Abidi, who has shared his viewpoints on how to safeguard yourself from safe account scams.
7 tips to prevent yourself from becoming a victim of Cyber Attackskanika sharma
The document provides 7 tips to prevent falling victim to online scams: 1) Be wary of lotteries promising large rewards and donations to unknown charity organizations. 2) Avoid quick profit investment plans and fake job offers that ask for personal information. 3) Take security precautions like not disclosing financial details when shopping online or looking for dates. 4) Never share passwords or private details with unknown parties contacting you. Following these tips can help protect against revealing private information to scammers online.
It's a fact, finding a legitimate work at home job is tough - but not impossible. Scams are everywhere and innocent people get scammed every day. This slide show contains 12 solid tips for avoiding work at home scams and information on 7 common scams that you should look out for.
This presentation will look at the different kinds of frauds and scams prevalent in our society today. We will show you how to identify them. We will give you some advice on how to avoid them. And we will show you what to do if you are the victim of one of these crimes.
The document discusses bank frauds in India. It defines bank fraud and outlines some common types of offline and online bank frauds such as cheque fraud, payment card fraud, forgery, money laundering, and phishing. It provides tips for preventing fraud and recent examples of reported bank fraud cases in India totaling hundreds of crores. The conclusion states that fraud undermines trust in banks and the economy, so prevention through education and technology is important.
company names mentioned herein are for identification and educational purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
Are You Vulnerable to Credit Card Fraud? Follow These 6 Preventive StepsScamchargeback
Being a victim of credit card fraud is no doubt an incredibly frustrating experience. When you hear news of a huge security breach at a well-known retail giant or someone stealing another person’s information and making unauthorized purchases, you can’t help but feel vulnerable knowing that there’s always a possibility of getting tricked by fraudsters.
However, while scammers devise sneaky methods to lure you into giving out your card information and personal details, there are ways for you to bolster your protection against fraud.
Always be cautious and follow these steps to prevent credit card fraud.
Online Scams: How To Avoid Getting Fooledlmccorkell
Beware of online scams that try to steal your personal or financial information. Common scams include emails pretending to be from your bank asking you to sign in or update your account information, messages claiming you will receive money from a deceased wealthy person if you provide your details, and schemes promising quick money but that actually steal funds from your bank account once access is granted. To stay safe, do not click links or provide information in unsolicited emails, and only conduct financial business by navigating directly to official websites or searching from your browser.
Identity theft happens whenever someone uses your personal identification to commit fraud or other types of crimes. They may use your name, credit card number, or your Social Security number (or other identifying information).
According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the United States, some 9 million Americans have their identities stolen every year. They also state that identity theft is likely to affect most people in some way. The thief may rent an apartment using someone else's name. He/She may open a line of credit or use your own line of credit for his/her buying needs. He/She may apply for a job using your identification.
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A Real Person will travel, on your behalf, to validate an item, property or person's existence by completing a personalized report including current photos, videos and more. Includes preventative measures that will assist you in being informed prior to entering into transactions over
the Internet.
Credit card fraud has been an issue since credit cards were first introduced in the 1950s. The document discusses the history of credit cards and common forms of credit card fraud such as skimming, where card information is stolen, and application fraud. It provides examples of famous cases of credit card fraud and recommends precautions like monitoring credit card statements and using encryption to help prevent fraud.
Phishing involves deceiving users into providing sensitive information such as passwords or credit card details by sending fraudulent emails appearing to come from legitimate sources. These emails contain links directing users to spoofed websites that mimic real websites to steal information. SIM swapping, or SIM swopping, is a related fraud where criminals contact mobile providers pretending to be the user to transfer their phone number to a new SIM card, intercepting account login notifications. Users should be wary of unsolicited requests for information and ensure their devices and accounts have strong security protections in place.
This document provides a summary of fraud in banks. It discusses various types of fraud including fraud by insiders like rogue traders and fraudulent loans. It also discusses fraud by outsiders through methods like forged documents, check kiting, and credit/debit card fraud. The document notes that fraud is difficult to investigate due to its faceless and international nature. It concludes by providing security tips for banks to protect against fraud through strong passwords, risk-based authentication, integrated security solutions, mobile banking security, and application security management.
The document summarizes the key features of Xpress Money, an international money transfer service. It offers instant remittance services across over 80 countries through its network of over 11,500 agent locations. Key advantages include instant notifications to senders, high security standards, and low transfer fees. The document also outlines Xpress Money's compliance with regulations regarding anti-money laundering and restrictions on high-value or frequent transfers.
The document discusses the lottery scam, also known as the Jamaican lottery scam or 876 area code scam. It begins with victims receiving unsolicited notifications that they have won a large prize or lottery. Scammers then demand money for fees like taxes or shipping before the victim can receive their winnings. The scammers prefer payment through money transfer services like Western Union or Green Dot cards. Victims never receive any winnings and are often targeted by additional scams after being initially victimized. The lottery scam is estimated to generate $300 million annually and is linked to hundreds of murders in Jamaica where many of the scams originate from.
This document provides tips to avoid scams when using an online marketplace. It advises dealing locally with people you can meet in person, not wiring funds, and being wary of fake cashier's checks. Scams often involve shipping, escrow services, or guaranteed transactions. Examples of common scams include fake guarantees from the marketplace, fraudulent cashier's checks, money transfer requests, money orders combined with transfer requests, suggestions to use fake escrow sites, requests for upfront partial payments, and job offers involving receiving and transferring funds. Authorities to report fraud to are provided.
Louise hunt.com-faceless fraudsters 5 helpful tips (1)Louise Hunt
We don’t know these fraudsters, these faceless people with no name or shame. What we do know is: they want our money. £7 in every £10 of attempted fraud is being stopped. Fraud is big business and if the figures tell us one thing – We need to be more vigilant than ever.
Fraud takes many forms and costs hundreds of millions annually. Common internet frauds described include Nigerian scams, fake foreign lotteries, work-at-home scams, sweepstakes scams, and spoofing/phishing. To avoid becoming a victim, the document recommends not responding to unsolicited emails, researching offers thoroughly, being wary of requests for personal information, and consulting friends before making financial decisions. Basic security practices and awareness of common schemes can help reduce fraud risks, and victims should report crimes to the appropriate law enforcement.
Safe Account Scams | Faisal Abidi’s viewpoints to safeguard people from such ...Faisal Abidi
This presentation about safe account scams describes the most common scam in the financial industry. With the help of this presentation, you will understand what safe account scams are, the different types of safe account scams, how these scams work and affect everyone, and a special thanks to Faisal Abidi, who has shared his viewpoints on how to safeguard yourself from safe account scams.
7 tips to prevent yourself from becoming a victim of Cyber Attackskanika sharma
The document provides 7 tips to prevent falling victim to online scams: 1) Be wary of lotteries promising large rewards and donations to unknown charity organizations. 2) Avoid quick profit investment plans and fake job offers that ask for personal information. 3) Take security precautions like not disclosing financial details when shopping online or looking for dates. 4) Never share passwords or private details with unknown parties contacting you. Following these tips can help protect against revealing private information to scammers online.
It's a fact, finding a legitimate work at home job is tough - but not impossible. Scams are everywhere and innocent people get scammed every day. This slide show contains 12 solid tips for avoiding work at home scams and information on 7 common scams that you should look out for.
This presentation will look at the different kinds of frauds and scams prevalent in our society today. We will show you how to identify them. We will give you some advice on how to avoid them. And we will show you what to do if you are the victim of one of these crimes.
The document discusses bank frauds in India. It defines bank fraud and outlines some common types of offline and online bank frauds such as cheque fraud, payment card fraud, forgery, money laundering, and phishing. It provides tips for preventing fraud and recent examples of reported bank fraud cases in India totaling hundreds of crores. The conclusion states that fraud undermines trust in banks and the economy, so prevention through education and technology is important.
company names mentioned herein are for identification and educational purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
Are You Vulnerable to Credit Card Fraud? Follow These 6 Preventive StepsScamchargeback
Being a victim of credit card fraud is no doubt an incredibly frustrating experience. When you hear news of a huge security breach at a well-known retail giant or someone stealing another person’s information and making unauthorized purchases, you can’t help but feel vulnerable knowing that there’s always a possibility of getting tricked by fraudsters.
However, while scammers devise sneaky methods to lure you into giving out your card information and personal details, there are ways for you to bolster your protection against fraud.
Always be cautious and follow these steps to prevent credit card fraud.
Online Scams: How To Avoid Getting Fooledlmccorkell
Beware of online scams that try to steal your personal or financial information. Common scams include emails pretending to be from your bank asking you to sign in or update your account information, messages claiming you will receive money from a deceased wealthy person if you provide your details, and schemes promising quick money but that actually steal funds from your bank account once access is granted. To stay safe, do not click links or provide information in unsolicited emails, and only conduct financial business by navigating directly to official websites or searching from your browser.
Identity theft happens whenever someone uses your personal identification to commit fraud or other types of crimes. They may use your name, credit card number, or your Social Security number (or other identifying information).
According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the United States, some 9 million Americans have their identities stolen every year. They also state that identity theft is likely to affect most people in some way. The thief may rent an apartment using someone else's name. He/She may open a line of credit or use your own line of credit for his/her buying needs. He/She may apply for a job using your identification.
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Identity theft occurs when someone uses another person's personal information without permission to commit fraud or other crimes. According to the FTC, about 9 million Americans have their identities stolen each year. Identity thieves may use stolen information to open credit cards or bank accounts, take out loans, file taxes, or get a job under the victim's name. Victims of identity theft can face damaged credit, debt collection issues, and problems getting loans or jobs in the future. Filing a police report is important to protect legal rights and help authorities investigate the crime.
This document provides a summary of fraud in banks. It discusses various types of fraud including fraud by insiders like rogue traders and fraudulent loans. It also discusses fraud by outsiders through methods like forged documents, check kiting, and credit/debit card fraud. The document notes that fraud is difficult to investigate due to its faceless and international nature. It concludes by providing security tips for banks to protect against fraud through strong passwords, risk-based authentication, integrated security solutions, and mobile banking security.
The document provides information and steps for identity theft victims. It discusses how identity theft occurs through various methods like stealing personal information from businesses, stealing mail, dumpster diving, or using skimming devices on ATMs. It outlines immediate steps victims should take, including placing fraud alerts on credit reports, closing any fraudulent accounts, and disputing any unauthorized charges. The document also discusses ongoing monitoring and prevention of further identity theft.
The document discusses internet scams and provides information to help avoid becoming a victim. It outlines why scammers find the internet attractive due to anonymity, low cost, and a large user base. The top 5 scams are discussed as auction fraud, phishing, Nigerian letters, reshipping scams, and prize notifications. Tips to avoid scams include using common sense, paying with credit cards, taking safety precautions, being skeptical, and being careful on auction sites. Scams related to the Haiti earthquake are also warned about. The document emphasizes following tips like not responding to unsolicited emails and not paying in advance.
Fraudsters use various techniques to commit cybercrimes such as phishing scams, online sales platform frauds, downloading malicious apps, ATM skimming, SIM swapping, lottery scams, fake job offers, screen sharing apps, QR code scanning, and juice jacking. Customers should be cautious of unsolicited links and calls, only download apps from official sources, protect their login credentials and financial information, and be wary of any requests to send money or provide personal details to prevent falling victim to these online fraud schemes.
Fraudsters use various techniques to commit cybercrimes such as phishing scams, online sales platform frauds, downloading malicious apps, ATM skimming, SIM swapping, lottery scams, fake job offers, screen sharing apps, QR code scanning, and juice jacking. Customers should be wary of unsolicited links and calls, verify websites before entering credentials, avoid public charging ports, and never share personal details or make payments without verifying the identity of the other party.
Fraudsters use various techniques to commit cybercrimes such as phishing scams, online sales platform frauds, downloading malicious apps, ATM skimming, SIM swapping, lottery scams, fake job offers, screen sharing apps, QR code scanning, and juice jacking. Customers should be cautious of unsolicited links and calls, only use verified apps, check for skimming devices on ATMs, avoid sharing personal details, ignore lottery offers, verify job offers, get tech support through official numbers only, refrain from scanning unknown QR codes, and avoid using public charging ports.
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Child sponsorship is a crucial process that allows parents or guardians to bring their children to live with them in Canada. This guide highlights the child sponsorship process, the importance of a sponsorship lawyer in Toronto, and key steps to ensure a successful application.
Reviewing contracts swiftly and efficiently is crucial for any organization. It ensures compliance, reduces risks, and keeps business operations running smoothly.
Anti-Money Laundering (AML): What It Is, Its History, and How It Works
What Is Anti-Money Laundering (AML)?
Anti-money laundering is an international web of laws, regulations, and procedures aimed at uncovering money that has been disguised as legitimate income. For centuries, governments and law enforcement agencies have tried to fight crime by following the money. In modern times, that comes down to anti-money laundering (AML) laws and activities.
Money laundering is the concealment of the origins of money gained from crimes, including tax evasion, human trafficking, drug trafficking, and public corruption. It also includes money being illegally routed to terrorist organizations.1
Anti-money laundering regulations have had an impact on governments, financial institutions, and even individuals around the world.
2. INFORMATION OF ATM CARD
16 DIGIT NUMBER ON
ATM CARD
CVV NUMBER BACKSIDE
OF ATM CARD
CARD VALIDITY
2
3. ONE TIME PASSWORD RECIVED FROM
BANK
•Don’t share OTP received from your bank.
3
4. FAKE CALLS
•Many times you may receive a fake call on
your mobile, stating that I am bank officer
and your card will be blocked
•Call may received stating that your adhar
card is required to be link to your bank
account
•You may receive Call to tell 16 digit card
number/ CVV/validity of card
FAKE BANK OFFICER
Don’t share above information to anyone
Be always alert!! 4
5. Precaution while using ATM
While using ATM card , don’t allow stranger in inside the ATM room.
5
6. Precautions while entering ATM
password
Take precautionary measures, that while entering the password no
one is present nearby.
6
7. Precaution while using Debit/Credit Card
•Always secure your Debit/Credit card password
• Take precautionary measures, that while entering the
password no one is present nearby.
• Always swipe your card by own, don’t give it to anyone
• Remember that your should change your Debit/Credit card
passwords frequently 7
8. Cheating on Social Networking Sites
While using social networking site, don’t
make friendship with strangers
Don’t share your personal information,
photos, any personnel ID with them.
While ;using social networking sites
remember that your should change your
passwords frequently in different sites.
Don’t get attracted towards any greed
given on social networking sites.
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9. Matrimonial Frauds
Many times you will receive marriage proposal
from High profile foreigners.
Such foreigners tell you that they are coming ,&
send gifts for you but such gift are stopped by
customs . Further they ask you to deposit certain
money in specified bank accounts
Don’t get attracted towards such
proposals !!
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10. LOTTERY SCAMS
Whenever you receive messages on your mobile phone that you have
won lottery ticket , & asks you to deposit certain amount in bank
account. Please be alert that such type of messages are fake .
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11. FAKE CALL FOR ERECTION OF MOBILE TOWER
You may receive fake calls on your
mobile that your land is selected for
erection of mobile towers & you may
gain lot of money by erecting mobile
tower on your land.
For gaining such benefit you have to
deposit certain amount in specified
bank account.
Don’t get attracted towards such proposals !!
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12. CALLS BY FAKE INSURANCE AGENTS
Many times you may receive calls saying
that the person belong to insurance
company & he will ask you that your
policy will be blocked or you will get
extra bonus on your policy.
He will further ask you for your
personnel information i.e bank details,
adhar number, pan number etc.
Don’t get attracted towards such proposals !!
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13. IDENTIFY FACE, & WIN MONEY!!
Identify the actor get money..
Contact to these number Xxxxxxxx12
Many times you may receive call that to
identify actor & win money
For gaining such benefit you have to
deposit certain amount in specified bank
account.
Don’t get attracted towards such proposals
!!
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14. CHEATING BY SHOWING GREED OF
EMPLOYMENT
Many times you may receive e-mails that
Reputed company offering a prestigious job with
high salary to you for that you have to deposit
caution money in specified bank account
Don’t get attracted towards such
proposals !!
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15. Financial fraud by chit fund
companies
Whether any company is showing you
greed of giving huge return in less
investment..
In short duration you may get double
benefit
Be alert!!
Such companies collect huge deposit from public & ran away;.
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16. ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN CYBER CRIME OF
NIGERIANS
Most of the financial cyber crimes are committed by
Nigerians, they are using latest technology & different ideas
to attract the people & defraud them .
So you should be cautious while working or using internet .
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