International Journal of Management and Applied Science (IJMAS)
.
Follow Us On :
current issues
Volume-10,Issue-1  ( Jan, 2024 )
Past issues
  1. Volume-10,Issue-1  ( Jan, 2024 )
  2. Volume-9,Issue-12  ( Dec, 2023 )
  3. Volume-9,Issue-11  ( Nov, 2023 )
  4. Volume-9,Issue-10  ( Oct, 2023 )
  5. Volume-9,Issue-9  ( Sep, 2023 )
  6. Volume-9,Issue-8  ( Aug, 2023 )
  7. Volume-9,Issue-7  ( Jul, 2023 )
  8. Volume-9,Issue-6  ( Jun, 2023 )
  9. Volume-9,Issue-5  ( May, 2023 )
  10. Volume-9,Issue-4  ( Apr, 2023 )

Statistics report
Apr. 2024
Submitted Papers : 80
Accepted Papers : 10
Rejected Papers : 70
Acc. Perc : 12%
Issue Published : 119
Paper Published : 5065
No. of Authors : 10504
  Journal Paper


Paper Title :
Study of Financing Scam- A New Variety of Advance Scam

Author :Narendra Krishna Bosukonda

Article Citation :Narendra Krishna Bosukonda , (2017 ) " Study of Financing Scam- A New Variety of Advance Scam " , International Journal of Management and Applied Science (IJMAS) , pp. 39-42, Volume-3,Issue-11

Abstract : Confidence schemes have evolved over a period of time from the earliest Spanish prisoner scam to the Nigerian letter scam. These scams target a broad range of customers through emails and letters. This paper investigates a confidence scam named Financing scam, while this scam shares some similarities with the other confidence scams, there are stark differences in the way it is executed. In this scam the con artist poses as a loan facilitator and collects money from the victims for facilitating a loan against property. When compared with the other scams the victim profile in this scam is more homogenous. The method of operation is more through cultivating personal relationships than online. Over a period of 3 years we have studied several such cases in the south Indian states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka by interacting with several victims, alleged con artists, law enforcement officials and legal experts. Employing field research we have identified the modus operand of this scam and reconstructed the target victim profile. In this paper we will discuss in detail the factors that make the victims to believe the con artist and the techniques employed by the con artist in successfully pulling of this con. After verifying the accounts of the victims through third party sources we have estimated that on average the victim is conned over a period of 15 months for an average amount of Rs.45 Lakhs. The duration of the scam and the average amount scammed are higher than the other reported confidence scams and advance scams. This paper also presents the loop holes in the legal system that these con artists utilise in executing the scam. This paper presents a checklist for readers to identify this scam so that they can stay clear of these con artists. Keywords - Confidence Scam, Advance Scam, financial Crimes, White Collar Crime.

Type : Research paper

Published : Volume-3,Issue-11


DOIONLINE NO - IJMAS-IRAJ-DOIONLINE-10216   View Here

Copyright: © Institute of Research and Journals

| PDF |
Viewed - 45
| Published on 2018-01-29
   
   
IRAJ Other Journals
IJMAS updates
IJMAS -THANK YOU ALL FOR CONTRIBUTING YOUR PAPER TO IJMAS MAY ISSUE. ALL AUTHORS ARE REQUESTED TO GET THEIR HARD COPY NOW.
The Conference World
Facebook

JOURNAL SUPPORTED BY