Mumbai, Jan 16: A 52-year-old man fell prey to scammers and lost over Rs 84 lakh in a cryptocurrency trading fraud.

In India, online scams are proliferating rapidly, with a recent case involving a 33-year-old Indo-Tibetan Border Police officer who lost Rs 51,00,000 in a trading scam. , Technology & Science, Times N ...

A high-ranking officer with the ITBP in Noida has been deceived out of Rs 51 lakh after being drawn into a deceptive online ...

CHENNAI: The cyber crime wing of the Central Crime Branch (CCB) has arrested the man who duped a Chennai resident of Rs 1.23 ...

The victim was added to a WhatsApp group where several people, claiming to be experts and assuring high profit and quick ...

Law enforcement seized $200,000 belonging to a Massachusetts victim who wired more than $500,000 into a suspected fake crypto ...

Hyderabad: Three victims from Hyderabad and Cyberabad together lost Rs 7.3 crore after being lured into fraudulent online ...

Telegram-based stock market frauds have emerged as a major threat. In a recent case, a woman from Mumbai lost nearly Rs 4 lakh after being lured into a fake stock trading group on Telegram. What ...

Scammers are now mailing sports trading cards posing as gifts, complete with a QR code that promises to verify authenticity.

Hyderabad man loses ₹27 lakh in online trading scam; police warn against fake platforms and unsolicited investment offers.