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Man who bought winning £4million Lotto ticket saw none of cash - and had no idea it had been stolen - Vimarsana News

Man who bought winning £4million Lotto ticket saw none of cash - and had no idea it had been stolen

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Fraudsters con pensioners into buying gold in latest scam - Vimarsana News

Fraudsters con pensioners into buying gold in latest scam

Fraudsters are coercing pensioners into buying gold in a new scam, police forces have warned.

Source: yahoo.com
Herald: UK Police issues circular in Konkani, in Goan-dominated Wiltshire - Vimarsana News

Herald: UK Police issues circular in Konkani, in Goan-dominated Wiltshire

The circular in Roman Script issued by Complex Fraud Team of Wiltshire Police brings smiles on the faces of Konkani lovers in Goa

TSB bank in Newcastle stops victim being scammed out of £200,000 - Vimarsana News

TSB bank in Newcastle stops victim being scammed out of £200,000

North East bank staff that stopped a victim losing £200,000 to scammers have been called a “vital asset” by police officers that are now…

Swindon student found guilty of money laundering over sophisticated phone scam - Vimarsana News

Swindon student found guilty of money laundering over sophisticated phone scam

Mohamed Sharif, a student from Swindon, was found guilty of money laundering. The 24-year-old was given £250 to pass his bank details on to the gang who were running the frauds. This information was then used to set up nine new bank accounts in his name which received money from an unsuspecting victim in his 70s. Now police are warning other students in Wiltshire to beware of being recruited by the gangs behind similar scams. On June 10 in 2018, the victim was called by a member of the gang pretending to be his bank, Nationwide. They told him their system was under attack from hack...