World Bank cautions Indians against fraudulent credit, debit cards


New Delhi, Nov 6 (IANS): If there weren't enough financial crimes and frauds, credit and debit cards in the name of the World Bank are being issued in India.

In a statement, the World Bank said: "The World Bank's attention has been drawn to fraudulent issuance of debit/credit cards in India, carrying its name and logo."

"The World Bank Group does not issue debit/credit cards. The Bank Group has no involvement with individuals/groups who have issued these fake cards, and would like to caution the public to be wary of such fraudulent practices," the statement said.

  

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  • John, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 07 2020

    Left leaning World Bank in the name these frauds trying to push hitech micro chips of credit cards into human body thereby remote controlling humanity? First virus fears and now frauds fears and very safe but very controlling micro chips for transactions and vaccine status check ? As prophesied in Book of Revelation Ch 13: 16 - 18 ?

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Nov 07 2020

    Blame it all on our Fraudulent Government ...

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