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Yesterday, Delhi Poilice arrested a Nigerian for
duping a Delhi resident of Lakhs of rupees over the internet. It has
been reported that the Delhi resident made payment as processing fees
for Bank Transfer of funds to be ''inherited'' by his prospective
bride. The ''woman'' he met over internet had convinced him that she
was a ''political refugee'' in Senegal and needed his help to get the
funds from a Scottish Bank. These kind of emails are received by every
active internet user. And this is also known as Nigeria 4-1-9 Scam.
The Nigerian, Angeli E Samko, 32, of Guinea,
Africa, was a aspiring African footballer for a place in an Indian
football club and for the purpose was residing in Koilkatta, since July
last year. On suspicion, the Delhi resident, had inform Crime Branch
police which laid a trap and invited the intermediary to collect some
more money from him at Connaught Place, from where he was arrested
yesterday. He has been booked under sections 420/120-B of the IPC.
Police is carrying out further investigations in the case.
It is always advisable to just ignore the emails
asking for sensitive information like your account number, which is
normally the case with these kind of emails.
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