Mumbai call centre scam: ‘Nothing's wrong in duping rich Americans’
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Mumbai call centre scam: ‘Nothing's wrong in duping rich Americans’
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#4That's OK. I don't feel very bad about the British conquest of India, or of Richard Gere kissing that really cute actress either.
You americans. Sigh
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#6But I am just so rich right now that I have no need for the extra money, maybe you could just "wire" it to some worthwhile charity. And of course take whatever you feel adequate for your efforts too. But yea really right now, I just got way too much money.
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#7The article doesn't mention what was the scam they did? Anyone know?
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#8The article doesn't mention what was the scam they did? Anyone know?
The real IRS will send you mail if you owe back taxes, and instruct you to call them.
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#9The article doesn't mention what was the scam they did? Anyone know?
In a nutshell: people trained with American accents made calls to American taxpayers suggesting that they owed backtaxes and would be sued if they didn't pay up.
Re: Mumbai call centre scam: ‘Nothing's wrong in duping rich Americans’
#10The article doesn't mention what was the scam they did? Anyone know?
In a nutshell: people trained with American accents made calls to American taxpayers suggesting that they owed backtaxes and would be sued if they didn't pay up.