Kapoor-Tandon who is a non-resident Indian (NRI) and a resident of the United Kingdom has expressed her inability to travel to India owing to restrictions imposed due of Covid-19 pandemic, the plea stated.

On September 2, a special Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) court rejected Kapoor-Tandon’s plea seeking exemption from personal appearance.

“… the petitioner is a NRI, residing permanently outside India since 2016. At present, she is a resident of London, residing with her two minor children. The petitioner is unable to travel in view of various travel restrictions imposed by Govt. of UK, Govt. of India, civil aviation department and other agencies in the prevailing Covid-19 factors,”

The petitioner through the plea filed by her counsel Vijay Aggarwal has also appealed that her application be considered as she hasn’t been chargesheeted by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in its recently filed supplementary chargesheet in the

scam. “…no specific allegations regarding laundering against the petitioner in ED complaints,”it adds.

Last week, a special CBI court here observing that Kapoor’s family members including his wife and two daughters are ‘beneficiary’ of the fraud caused to Yes Bank Ltd (YBL) and have caused a wrongful loss of Rs 4,000…

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California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta on Tuesday announced charges in an alleged multimillion-dollar student loan debt relief scam that prosecutors say stole from more than 19,000 victims in less than three years.

The alleged leader of the scam, Angela Mirabella, owned a network of debt relief businesses based in Orange County that operated call centers that promised to reduce or eliminate federal student loan debt, Bonta said. Prosecutors have accused Mirabella, as well as four call center managers and two sales agents, of stealing more than $6,130,000 from the victims, including 3,000 who lived in California.

An Orange County grand jury this month indicted Mirabella, as well as codefendants Cesar Sandoval-Vilchis, Stephen Gamboa, Briana Graham, Matthew Walsh, Teresa Lovato and Paulina Pacheco, on counts including grand theft by false pretenses, unauthorized use of personal identifying information, and unauthorized computer access and fraud. Mirabella faces special allegations for money laundering totaling more than $2.5 million and aggravated white-collar crime.

It was not immediately clear who is representing the defendants.

“Our students worked hard to achieve their college dreams, but for some their dreams have become horrific nightmares,” said Bonta at a news conference. “They were swindled; they were scammed.”

According to prosecutors, between 2017 and 2020, Mirabella’s sales agents contacted about 380,000 student loan borrowers. The agents pretended to be…

OAKLAND – California Attorney General Rob Bonta today announced the arrest of the leader of a nationwide, multiyear, multimillion-dollar student loan debt relief scam. The defendant owned a network of third-party debt relief (TPDR) businesses based in Orange County. They employed managers and sales agents to operate multiple call centers that contacted individuals across the country promising to reduce or eliminate their federal student loan debt. Instead, the owner, as well as four call center managers and two sales agents allegedly stole over $6,130,000 in less than three years from over 19,000 victims, including 3,000 in California. Two additional defendants have been arrested for their alleged connection to this scheme. All of the defendants face multiple counts, including grand theft by false pretenses, computer access and fraud, and unauthorized use of personal identifying information. The lead defendant has been charged with all 87 counts of the indictment, as well as special allegations for money laundering in excess of $2.5 million and aggravated white-collar crime.

“Millions of Californians – myself included – know what it’s like to finish your education, only to start the often decades-long journey of paying off your student loans,” said Attorney General Bonta. “Life happens, and whether it be because a person is out of work, faces an unexpected medical bill, or other life change, many struggle…

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OAKLAND – California Attorney General Rob Bonta today announced the arrest of the leader of a nationwide, multiyear, multimillion-dollar student loan debt relief scam. The defendant owned a network of third-party debt relief (TPDR) businesses based in Orange County. They employed managers and sales agents to operate multiple call centers that contacted individuals across the country promising to reduce or eliminate their federal student loan debt. Instead, the owner, as well as four call center managers and two sales agents allegedly stole over $6,130,000 in less than three years from over 19,000 victims, including 3,000 in California. Two additional defendants have been arrested for their alleged connection to this scheme. All of the defendants face multiple counts, including grand theft by false pretenses, computer access and fraud, and unauthorized use of personal identifying information. The lead defendant has been charged with all 87 counts of the indictment, as well as special allegations for money laundering in excess of $2.5 million and aggravated white-collar crime.

“Millions of Californians – myself included – know what it’s like to finish your education, only to start the often decades-long journey of paying off your student loans,” said Attorney General Bonta. “Life happens, and whether it be because a person is out of work, faces an unexpected medical bill, or other life change, many struggle to make those monthly payments. When…

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Mahomes Capital lures you in by sending you direct mail with a “personalized reservation code” and a low 3.04% interest rate to consolidate your high-interest credit card debt. You will be directed to Mahomes Capital com or my Mahomes Capital com. More than likely you will not qualify for one of their debt relief loans and they will try and flip you into a more expensive debt settlement product.

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This is nothing new. Many unscrupulous debt marketing companies have been using this as a business model for years. They lure you in with the low interest rate, string you along for a week, and then let you know that you don’t qualify for a loan. They then offer you some very expensive debt settlement options.

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(WJW) — Fraudsters continue to do their best to trick people out of their hard-earned money during the time of coronavirus with a new scam involving student loan forgiveness, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning.

The scam, which has been reported across the country, has reached Ohio, the BBB told FOX 8, with one case recently reported in Summit County. According to the BBB, a scammer will call a potential victim saying they are eligible for a certain program.

If you receive a call in regards to student loan forgiveness, the BBB offers the following tips with how to proceed:

• Time to take a breath. If something is a “limited time offer” it’s likely not real. In general, know you should never have to act immediately.
• Does it seem too good to be true? Go ahead an be skeptical. Just because someone has info about your student loan doesn’t mean they obtained it legally.
• Make sure the company is real. Do your own research.
• Also research the name of the program being offered to you. Programs with names such as “CARES Act loan forgiveness” or the “Biden forgiveness program,” are fake, no matter how real they may seem.
• If you receive an email about a student loan forgiveness program, is the email a .gov?
• Always proceed carefully if anyone is asking for sensitive information over the phone. Feel…