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Panchkula: A senior citizen aged 65, who previously worked in government service, lost Rs 4 lakh in a social media scam where a female fraudster established contact and subsequently deceived him ...

The Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) is asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect who allegedly committed “false representatives” fraud last November in Verdun. The suspect ...

Q: It feels like every day there’s a new online scam targeting my parents. Do you have any tips on how they can stay safe? Scammers are becoming increasingly crafty, and older adults are ...

"There's also the Scamwatch website - which will tell you the latest scams that are floating around. "Often, the local library has a lot of free workshops for seniors to use technology - and always ...

Even recently several people have been reported for crimes related to scams. In Gonnosfanadiga and Domusnovas, the suspects tricked unsuspecting buyers into making payments for goods such as car ...

a 68-year-old senior citizen fell prey to the scam and lost Rs 1.94 crore from his fixed deposit. The incident occurred on November 30 when the victim received a WhatsApp video call from an ...

Regina Police Service (RPS) said on Friday that officers have seen an increase in fraudsters using what is known as a “emergency scam” to target seniors. RPS said in a news release that the scam preys ...

says it has seen an increase in a type of fraud known as an “emergency scam” targeting local seniors. Scammers are phoning elderly people in the Regina area, pretending to be someone they know ...

Seniors in Vancouver have lost nearly $40,000 combined this month to a new scam in which fraudsters visited their homes to collect supposedly compromised bank cards. "Fraudsters have been calling ...