Syed Shemul Parvez :
A number of skilled fraudsters are active in the country and targeting the rich people of the society.
Fraud is rampant in the name of investing in various world e-commerce based marketplaces.
In the name of buying a domain, creating a website, a section of skilled fraudsters in technology is taking away crores of Taka.
After arresting three people, including the mastermind of the gang, the police said that the gang used to trap the common people by showing various temptations for more profit.
According to the police sources, on a tour in September last year, a man named Jobayer Hossain met a man named Zakaria Parvez. The next time they took part in multiple tours together.
At one point, Zakaria offered Jobayer to invest in the world ranking e-commerce marketplace Amazon Affiliate.
Dilly-dally started after investing three lakh taka tempted by the promise of huge profits.
The same thing happened with another person. Taka three lakh 30 thousand was taken from him.
Showing greed for more profit Convincing a doctor of huge profit, Parvez snatched about Tk 33 lakh from him.
In the case filed by the victim doctor, the fraudster Zakaria and his two accomplices were finally caught in the detective trap.
Zakaria and his associates used to set targets by going on various event-based tours in the country. The first step in their scam was to buy a domain by offering to invest in a big world marketplace like Amazon. Later, a huge amount of money was embezzled from the clients in the name of website creation, ranking, hosting, Google update and other purpose.
Thus, the police have got the information that they swindled crores of taka by offering to invest in online business.
Dhaka Metropolitan Detective Police (North) Joint Commissioner Mohammad Harun Ur Rashid said this gang had deceived many people and turned them into beggars on the street.
If you are deceived in various ways by talking about buying a domain, then you will come to DB Cyber. We are taking strict action against them and action will be taken against those who are other fraudsters in the society. Police have asked people to be more careful before investing in online business.
Earlier, the Anti-Terrorism Unit of the police arrested four people involved in digital fraud from different parts of the country.
According to police sources, hundreds of crores of Taka are being smuggled by the social media appa every month from the country.
