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People pose as Paytm employees, dupe six of Rs 5.04 lakh in Thane
Updated On: 04 January, 2020 06:34 AM IST | Mumbai | Agencies
When the victim approached the police on Wednesday, he found five more people there with similar complaints.

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Six people in Thane have been duped of Rs 5.04 lakh allegedly by people posing as Paytm employees, a police officer said on Thursday. One of the complainants told the police that on December 29, he got a call from a person, who claimed to be from the Paytm team and asked him to update his KYC, police spokesperson Sukhada Narkar said.
The caller asked the complainant to download the ‘Quick Support’ app on his mobile phone and make a payment of Rs 10 on it for updating the KYC. He also asked the complainant to share his Aadhaar and PAN numbers, which the victim did, Narkar said. The complainant then got several messages over the next two days of withdrawals collectively worth Rs 1.2 lakh from his bank account in the denominations of Rs 9,999, Rs 4,999 and R2,999, she said.
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