......The fraudsters copy and use the name and logo of the RBI to such perfection that even highly educated people are becoming easy victims to it. What's more, even certificates are issued with impersonated signatures and stamping of RBI's top officials. There have also been attempts to contact the victims, circulate fake mail ids and also to duplicate the RBI website.............
Read - The Hindu
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I used to receive such fraudulent mails which I forwarded to DIT, RBI. In one of the RBI Newsletters, it was indicated that we should forward such mails to drdc@rbi.org.in I did. I was surprised to receive a mail from RBI asking me to furnish so many technical details of the sender. It is beyond the comprehension of common man. Hope RBI makes the process simple.
P.Aravind
Former RD, RBI, Nagpur
2nd May 2012
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