When you’re in a hurry for money, it’s easy to believe the wrong person. That’s exactly what scammers count on.
Hyderabad Cybercrime Police arrested five men for running a fake online loan racket posing as Mudra officials. A 36-year-old woman lost nearly Rs 1 lakh after being promised a Rs 3 lakh loan. Police ...
As Valentine’s Day approaches, the New York Department of State’s Division of Consumer Protection warns New Yorkers about romance scams. Romance scams occur when a criminal uses a fake identity to ...
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‘Ghost Students' Scam Deserving Students Out Of Millions In Financial Aid By Fraudulently Applying
While the "ghost" scammers from overseas can be challenging to detect, a majority come from within the U.S.
A Toronto man whose exploits were exposed in a Citytv documentary was sentenced to almost six years in jail for his role in a romance-type scams that bilked hundreds of thousands of dollars from ...
DAGUPAN CITY (PIA) – The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) – Pangasinan is warning consumers to be careful with online lending applications (apps), following reports of individuals falling victim ...
Cybercriminals don’t always steal your identity to impersonate you. Sometimes they use stolen information to create an entirely new person, at least on paper.
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32nd Avenue was Gurugram’s postcard venue. Doctors to retirees have now lost life savings
The cracks in the perfectly curated facade of 32nd Avenue started appearing years before CEO Dhruv Sharma was arrested for ...
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7 money traps that catch even careful retirees
If you're not careful, you could find yourself paying hundreds, if not thousands of dollars into money traps. In fact, these are money traps that even careful retirees can find themselves caught in.
The former glamour model, 47, took to her Instagram to share a snap lying in bed sporting a plunging grey top, leaving her surgically-enhanced cleavage on full display, with the caption: 'Bedtime'.
The Victorian government’s infrastructure boom was the site of drug deals, strippers, bribes and ghost shifts that led to huge cost blowouts, a damning probe has found.
In 2025, the Better Business Bureau received nearly double the reports of scams in Connecticut compared to the year before.
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