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BPO employee fell for a $5000 cash and a job offer to steal and sell thousands of UK citizens'' identity
Finally the truth is coming out as UK and US citizens run for cover knowing their identity is being auction in open market in New Delhi's BPO market.
Fresh details on the recent BPO case emerged out of the hand written statement released by accused Karan Bahree, on Monday.
Promised a job by the under cover reporter in Sun.
Divulging details of the letter, Infinity Esearch's lawyer, Deepak Masih said, Bahree was paid $5000 for a "presentation to a person by the name Oliver," which was arranged by Fayaz Rizvi, who was apparently, Oliver's league.
"I was introduced to a person called Fayaz Rizvi by Sameer, an acquaintance whom I know for the past six months. Fayaz offered me a part-time job as well. Since I am good at communicating in English and writing, he wanted me to give a presentation to Oliver," the letter said.
The real problem is that Indian BPO employees can be bought very easily with a little sprinkle of money and a false notion of a job offer.
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