(FILES) This file photo taken on January 30, 2011 shows US currency is seen in Manassas, Virgina.
US justice authorities announced action on October 27, 2016 to shut down a group of Indian call centers that had cheated victims in the United States of hundreds of millions of dollars. The Justice Department said tens of thousands of victims, most of them from South Asia, were extorted by callers pretending to be US tax or immigration officials threatening them with arrest and deportation if they did not remit money to the government.
/ AFP PHOTO / KAREN BLEIER
(FILES) This file photo taken on January 30, 2011 shows US currency is seen in Manassas, Virgina.
US justice authorities announced action on October 27, 2016 to shut down a group of Indian call centers that had cheated victims in the United States of hundreds of millions of dollars. The Justice Department said tens of thousands of victims, most of them from South Asia, were extorted by callers pretending to be US tax or immigration officials threatening them with arrest and deportation if they did not remit money to the government.
/ AFP PHOTO / KAREN BLEIER
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