The Hindu·2 min read·medium

Police arrest nine in fraud call centre accused of cheating 20 people in lifetime delivery franchise scheme

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Yohaan Ashish Varghese _12194
Police arrest nine in fraud call centre accused of cheating 20 people in lifetime delivery franchise scheme
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Mumbai police arrested nine individuals from a call center for allegedly defrauding 20 people through a fake franchise scheme. The suspects falsely claimed to represent major e-commerce brands like Amazon and Flipkart to solicit investments.

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This incident highlights the prevalence of organized cyber-fraud targeting consumers using the names of trusted global brands.

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The Mumbai Crime Branch police have arrested nine people from a Malad-based call centre for allegedly cheating at least 20 people by offering fake lifetime delivery franchises in the names of companies such as Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra, Blue Dart, DTDC and BigBasket.

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