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Moin Idrishbhai Pinjara has also been ordered to pay more than $630,000 to victims of the scam.

USA: Indian jailed for 29 months for call centre scam; ordered to pay $635,000 to victims

Moin Idrishbhai Pinjara has also been ordered to pay more than $630,000 to victims of the scam.

An Indian citizen has been sentenced to 29 months in prison in America for his involvement in a call centre scam.
Moin Idrishbhai Pinjara has also been ordered to pay more than $630,000 to victims of the scam. He had pleaded guilty in November 2022 and is likely to face removal proceedings after imprisonment.
The operation ran between December 2019 and July 2020 with alleged Indian scamsters calling victims in the US and telling them that they are being investigated by federal agencies, but can clear their name by sending money.
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Throughout the course of the investigation, law enforcement identified hundreds of victims of this scheme, with total losses exceeding millions of dollars.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) consistently warns people of similar scams and encourages citizens to protect themselves, a media release said.
(With PTI inputs)
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The Delhi Police has arrested a man for allegedly running a fake call centre in order to dupe people on the pretext of registering them as male sex workers, police said on Friday.
Accused Mehtab, a resident of Aman Vihar, is a graduate from Delhi University, they said.
A victim in his police complaint alleged that he received a call from an unknown number and the caller offered him a handsome remuneration for being a male sex worker. He said he ended up paying Rs 70,000 towards registration and other charges.
On the basis of technical surveillance, the caller's location was traced to Avantika in Rohini and the police found that the calls were being made from a call centre set up for this purpose.
Mehtab had employed eight women for calling targets and placing advertisements on internet and on porn websites. They also used to sell pills and spray that they claimed enhanced sex drive.
The woman used to call around 500 random numbers every day and they were able to lure at least 50 to 100 of them.
The women used to also ask the targets if they were interested in offering sexual services for a good remuneration. At least 10 to 20 men used to sign up on a daily basis, police said.
Mehtab had been running the call centre since July last year and has duped many people across the country, police said.
After cheating the targets, Mehtab and his team would block their numbers, police said.
Mehtab had earlier worked at a few call centres and gathered some idea from his work experience, they said.
Sixteen notebooks maintained to record the details of victims and their transactions, five bottles of pills and as many spray bottles were recovered, police said.

Delhi University graduate ran fake call centre to lure men for sex-work, arrested

Delhi University graduate lured men for sex-work, ran fake call centre; arrested

Police found that calls were made from a fake call centre run by the accused named Mehtab&nbsp;from Rohini.&nbsp;

The Delhi Police has arrested a man for allegedly running a fake call centre in order to dupe people on the pretext of registering them as male sex workers, police said on Friday.
Accused Mehtab, a resident of Aman Vihar, is a graduate from Delhi University, they said.
A victim in his police complaint alleged that he received a call from an unknown number and the caller offered him a handsome remuneration for being a male sex worker. He said he ended up paying Rs 70,000 towards registration and other charges.
On the basis of technical surveillance, the caller's location was traced to Avantika in Rohini and the police found that the calls were being made from a call centre set up for this purpose.
Mehtab had employed eight women for calling targets and placing advertisements on internet and on porn websites. They also used to sell pills and spray that they claimed enhanced sex drive.
The woman used to call around 500 random numbers every day and they were able to lure at least 50 to 100 of them.
The women used to also ask the targets if they were interested in offering sexual services for a good remuneration. At least 10 to 20 men used to sign up on a daily basis, police said.
Mehtab had been running the call centre since July last year and has duped many people across the country, police said.
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After cheating the targets, Mehtab and his team would block their numbers, police said.
Mehtab had earlier worked at a few call centres and gathered some idea from his work experience, they said.
Sixteen notebooks maintained to record the details of victims and their transactions, five bottles of pills and as many spray bottles were recovered, police said.

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