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BPOs and call centres

CBI conducts searches in call-centre fraud case

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The accused called targets via “Textnow” application and took control of their systems using remote access software like “Any Desk” on pretext of solving issues
The Hindu Bureau

Austrian delegation thanks CBI for busting call centre fraud racket

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Thank you for calling

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Indian national pleads guilty to operating call centres to scam Americans

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STPI plans to offer incentives to women for work-from-home jobs

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Mumbai airport

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Access Healthcare acquires Pacific BPO

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