Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
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Posted On 11 July 2010 at 14:28  
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CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ACT, 2010
Attached File : 22_draft_cbi_act2010.pdf |
Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
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Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
Replied 11 July 2010
Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
Replied 11 July 2010
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Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
Replied 11 July 2010
Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
Replied 11 July 2010
Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
Replied 12 July 2010
Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
Replied 12 July 2010
Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
Replied 12 July 2010
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Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
Replied 12 July 2010
Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
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 Kalpesh Chauhan  PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2192] |
Posted On 12 July 2010 at 14:13  
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ATM THEFTSPlease be careful while at an ATM. |
Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
Replied 14 July 2010
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2299] |
Posted On 13 July 2010 at 23:50 |
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ATM THEFTS
¨In our first slide you see an individual who apparently is making a bank transaction at the ATM.
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2299] |
Posted On 13 July 2010 at 23:51 |
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Placing the trap
What he really is doing is placing a trap in the ATM machine to “capture” the next user card
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2299] |
Posted On 13 July 2010 at 23:53 |
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Lookout Warning
Altering the ATMs is a risky business, these individuals work in teams. The lookout warns of any possible eye witnesses / or of the next potential victim.
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Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
Replied 14 July 2010
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 Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2302] |
Posted On 13 July 2010 at 23:56 |
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The Victim
Here we see the next client using the ATM, after the trap has been set. He inserts his card and begins his transaction
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2302] |
Posted On 13 July 2010 at 23:58 |
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Springing the TRAP
The ATM card is confiscated, and the customer is confused, asking himself, Why has my card been confiscated? However, here we see the cavalry coming to help, (HELP!!!).
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2302] |
Posted On 13 July 2010 at 23:59 |
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Honest,Samaritan Offering HELP
¨Here we see the thief pretending to help. What he is really doing is trying to gain the “customers” PIN, now that he has captured his card.
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2302] |
Posted On 14 July 2010 at 00:01 |
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Gaining access to the PIN
¨The good Samaritan convinces the “Customer” He can recover the card, if he presses his PIN at the same time the Samaritan press “cancel” and “enter”.
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2302] |
Posted On 14 July 2010 at 00:02 |
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Situation Hopeless, “They Leave”
¨After several attempts the “customer” is convinced his card has been confiscated. The “customer” and the Samaritan leave the ATM.
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2302] |
Posted On 14 July 2010 at 00:03 |
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Recovering the CARD
¨Satisfied the area is clear, the thief
¨returns to recover the confiscated card from his trap. He not only has the card, he also has the PIN the “customer” provided unknowingly.
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2302] |
Posted On 14 July 2010 at 00:05 |
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The Escape
In possession of the card and the PIN he leaves the ATM with R4,000 from the “Customers” account
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2302] |
Posted On 14 July 2010 at 00:06 |
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THE TRAP
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2302] |
Posted On 14 July 2010 at 00:07 |
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Placing the TRAP
¨The trap is then inserted into the ATM slot. Care is taken not to insert the entire film into the slot, the ends are folded and contain glue strips for better adhesion to the inner and outer surface of the slots.
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Posted On 14 July 2010 at 00:08 |
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INVISIBLE
¨Once the ends are firmly glued and fixed to the slot, it is almost impossible to detect by unsuspecting clients.
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Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
Replied 14 July 2010
There are 33 Replies to this message
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2303] |
Posted On 14 July 2010 at 00:11 |
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How is your card confiscated?
¨Slits are cut into both sides of the trap, This prevents your card being returned prior to completing your transaction.
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2303] |
Posted On 14 July 2010 at 00:12 |
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Retrieval of Confiscated card.
¨As soon as the “Customer” has gone, and they have your PIN , The thief can remove the glued trap, by grasping the folded tips, he simply pulls the trap out that has retained your card..
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Kalpesh Chauhan PE-II - 1st grp- 2 papers remaining [edit] [edit photo] [ Scorecard : 2303] |
Posted On 14 July 2010 at 00:14 |
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RECOMENDATIONS
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Posted On 14 July 2010 at 00:15 |
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Send this message to friends and family immediately.
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Kalpesh Chauhan,
(Tax Assistant (Accounting Technician CA FINAL CS PROF. PROG. B.Com))
(8311 Points)
Replied 14 July 2010
Landmark Judgments: Important Provisions of the EPF & ESI Act interpreted by the Honorable Supreme Court of India
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