Scammers Flee After Selling fake Crypto Tokens Amounting $300,000+ to Investors In India

2018-10-7 22:22

Six Persons Accused of Cryptocurrency Scam in India

An employee of Brio Hydrophonics, an Ahmedabad-based company, was arrested on Friday in connection with an alleged crypto scam in Gujurat India.

As reported on Indian Express, security operatives from the Vadodara crime branch in the city of Gujurat India announced the arrest.

According to the report, about 86 people filed an appeal on Tuesday to security operatives at Gotri, concerning a crypto scam which involves a new crypto firm that was established in September 2017 in the district.

The accused are Pravin Patel, Kamal Joshi, Hiren Thakkar, Mihir Pathak, Jayanti Patel, and Haresh Limbania. The victims said the accused had convinced them toward investing in a newly developed cryptocurrency late last year while attaching mouthwatering incentives for early investors.

“This is an interstate scam, and we are investigating how many victims from other states were affected. Thakkar was the main link between the company and the investors from central Gujarat. He was chosen because he had worked in mutual fund companies before,” said DCP, Crime Branch, Jaydeepsinh Jadeja.

According to the police, the accused had set up an office in Ahmedabad and sold online pay-way coins to the public. Series of seminars and meetings were held to attract investors and convinced them to purchase the token.

At the time the token was established, the price of a token sold at the rate of Rs 7.

The company promised that if any individual invested in the token, the person’s investment would multiply in ten folds within four months. Also, the accused had assured the victims that the cryptocurrency would be on global crypto exchanges.

These promises made so many people take their chances and invest in the token. Before the victims filed the complaint, a total sum of 2,00,427 coins was sold, which amounted to Rs 17,19,000 in Vadodara alone.

However, the online platform was closed after one of the accused, Kamal Joshi, fled with Rs 2.5 crore cash, which left the company no choice than to shut down.

The post Scammers Flee After Selling fake Crypto Tokens Amounting $300,000+ to Investors In India appeared first on ZyCrypto.

Similar to Notcoin - TapSwap on Solana Airdrops In 2024

origin »

India Coin (INDIA) на Currencies.ru

$ 6.733E-5 (+0.00%)
Объем 24H $0
Изменеия 24h: 0.00 %, 7d: 1.49 %
Cегодня L: $0 - H: $0
Капитализация $0 Rank 999999
Доступно / Всего 0 INDIA

india crypto selling scam flee gujurat scammers

india crypto → Результатов: 126


India’s State Ministry discusses their Big Crypto Move with founders of India Crypto Bulls

The Crypto ecosystem in India is quietly gaining traction soon after the historic decision by the honorable supreme court of India. In fact, there’s no doubt that the decision of setting aside the The post India’s State Ministry discusses their Big Crypto Move with founders of India Crypto Bulls appeared first on AMBCrypto.

2020-4-3 09:30


Crypto regulation can create over 20,000 direct jobs and billions in revenue in India

Indian economy is going through a rough phase and the unemployment rate is at 45-year high while its yearly growth rate is taking a back seat. From being one of the fastest-growing economies in the world to the present situation where economists are concerned if immediate measures are not put in place, India might see […] The post Crypto regulation can create over 20,000 direct jobs and billions in revenue in India appeared first on AMBCrypto.

2019-9-8 17:30


Фото:

They Might Be Anti Crypto, But The Blockchain Is Still Sought After In India

India is a nation now known for its anti-cryptocurrency stance, yet they are still fostering a very positive attitude towards blockchain technology. I must note that in India, the people are very much pro crypto, but the Indian central bank, The Reserve Bank of India are very much against crypto, making moves to essentially ban cryptocurrency in the country.

2018-8-28 16:00


Government of India to Recognize Crypto as a Payment Method, Experts Optimistic

Cryptocurrencies have found an unlikely ally in their quest to become legalized in India, following intense legal battles between companies, consumers, and the Reserve Bank of India. The recommendation to legalize crypto comes from the law commission of India, as they are a vital part of their case against a blanket ban on sports betting.

2018-7-26 08:00