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I was cheated by sending link for giving rupay card
8 months ago
Sir on 24july I reviced a phone call from fraud telling he is hdfc credit giving u a rupay card offer on basis of sbi card . Buy some how he got details of sbi card & debited 16247.35 from my card.
I had rushed to cybercrime for complaints. & done complaints in sbi card.
Now sbi had denied my complaint
& outstanding on me
Sir how can I get money back
In cyber crime complaint the fraud men has account in sbi bank .sir please help me to get money
A.What's Cybercrime?
Cybercrime typically involves unauthorized access to confidential or private information that is stored online, on computers, or on internet databases. This can include information such as:
• Names and contact info
• Date of Birth
• Social Security numbers
• Bank account information
• Credit card and credit info
• Trade secrets
• Trademark and copyright info
Cybercrime can be accomplished through a number of ways, such as hacking, theft of passwords, fraud or misrepresentation, and other devices.
Are There Any Defenses to Cybercrime?
Although many cybercrime violations can involve serious legal penalties, there can also be some defenses to cybercrime. These may include:
• Authorization – The person being charged with cyber crimes was actually authorized to access the information
• Lack of knowledge – Many cyber crimes, such as internet fraud, require that the defendant knew what they were doing and intended to engage the victim in fraud. It may be a defense for instance if the person didn’t know that a certain form was fake, etc.
• Coercion – It can sometimes be a defense if a person was forced to commit cyber crime under threat of harm or punishment to themselves or a loved one
What If I’m Facing Cybercrime Charges?
Many computer databases and internet devices have tracking mechanisms that record cyber activity. This can often help prove one’s innocence in a cyber crime case. These may include "time stamps" of when a person logged into an account; they can also tell from which location certain transactions occurred, and who authorized them. So, it may be helpful to obtain this type of information when facing cybercrime charges.
Some of these methods are technically advanced and may require the assistance of a trained IT professional and/or the assistance of a lawyer.
Do I Need a Lawyer for Help with Cybercrime Defenses?
Cyber crime can sometimes be a vague area of law since many of these crimes are quite new. You may wish to hire a criminal lawyer if you need assistance with a defense case. Your attorney can help locate and gather evidence that might help in proving your innocence. Also, if you need more information or research on legal issues, your lawyer can provide you with up-to-date legal info on cyber crime law
Cybercrime typically involves unauthorized access to confidential or private information that is stored online, on computers, or on internet databases. This can include information such as:
• Names and contact info
• Date of Birth
• Social Security numbers
• Bank account information
• Credit card and credit info
• Trade secrets
• Trademark and copyright info
Cybercrime can be accomplished through a number of ways, such as hacking, theft of passwords, fraud or misrepresentation, and other devices.
Are There Any Defenses to Cybercrime?
Although many cybercrime violations can involve serious legal penalties, there can also be some defenses to cybercrime. These may include:
• Authorization – The person being charged with cyber crimes was actually authorized to access the information
• Lack of knowledge – Many cyber crimes, such as internet fraud, require that the defendant knew what they were doing and intended to engage the victim in fraud. It may be a defense for instance if the person didn’t know that a certain form was fake, etc.
• Coercion – It can sometimes be a defense if a person was forced to commit cyber crime under threat of harm or punishment to themselves or a loved one
What If I’m Facing Cybercrime Charges?
Many computer databases and internet devices have tracking mechanisms that record cyber activity. This can often help prove one’s innocence in a cyber crime case. These may include "time stamps" of when a person logged into an account; they can also tell from which location certain transactions occurred, and who authorized them. So, it may be helpful to obtain this type of information when facing cybercrime charges.
Some of these methods are technically advanced and may require the assistance of a trained IT professional and/or the assistance of a lawyer.
Do I Need a Lawyer for Help with Cybercrime Defenses?
Cyber crime can sometimes be a vague area of law since many of these crimes are quite new. You may wish to hire a criminal lawyer if you need assistance with a defense case. Your attorney can help locate and gather evidence that might help in proving your innocence. Also, if you need more information or research on legal issues, your lawyer can provide you with up-to-date legal info on cyber crime law
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A.Dear Client,
I'm sorry to hear that you've fallen victim to a fraudulent scheme. Dealing with such situations can be distressing, but there are steps you can take to try to recover your money:
Contact Your Bank: Reach out to your bank, SBI, again. Explain the situation and let them know that you have filed a complaint with the cybercrime division. Provide any evidence you have, such as call records, messages, or any other communication with the fraudster. It's possible that the bank might be able to review your case again, especially considering that you have reported the incident to the cybercrime division.
Submit Evidence: Make sure you provide all relevant evidence to the bank. This could include records of the fraudulent call, any emails or messages you received, and details of the fraudulent transaction.
File a Police Complaint: If you haven't already, file an official police complaint with the local cybercrime division. Provide them with all the information you have about the fraud, including the account details of the fraudster in SBI. Having an official police complaint can strengthen your case.
Complain to Banking Ombudsman: If your bank does not respond adequately to your complaint or if they deny your request, you can escalate the matter by filing a complaint with the Banking Ombudsman. The Banking Ombudsman is an authority appointed by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to deal with customer complaints against banks.
Consumer Courts: If all else fails, you might consider approaching a consumer court. Consumer courts can help resolve disputes between consumers and service providers, including banks.
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I'm sorry to hear that you've fallen victim to a fraudulent scheme. Dealing with such situations can be distressing, but there are steps you can take to try to recover your money:
Contact Your Bank: Reach out to your bank, SBI, again. Explain the situation and let them know that you have filed a complaint with the cybercrime division. Provide any evidence you have, such as call records, messages, or any other communication with the fraudster. It's possible that the bank might be able to review your case again, especially considering that you have reported the incident to the cybercrime division.
Submit Evidence: Make sure you provide all relevant evidence to the bank. This could include records of the fraudulent call, any emails or messages you received, and details of the fraudulent transaction.
File a Police Complaint: If you haven't already, file an official police complaint with the local cybercrime division. Provide them with all the information you have about the fraud, including the account details of the fraudster in SBI. Having an official police complaint can strengthen your case.
Complain to Banking Ombudsman: If your bank does not respond adequately to your complaint or if they deny your request, you can escalate the matter by filing a complaint with the Banking Ombudsman. The Banking Ombudsman is an authority appointed by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to deal with customer complaints against banks.
Consumer Courts: If all else fails, you might consider approaching a consumer court. Consumer courts can help resolve disputes between consumers and service providers, including banks.
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