In my column in The National newspaper, I respond to a reader who believes he or she has been the victim of a scam, after wiring an amount of money to a Dubai bank on the belief a large amount of inheritance would come as a result. I explain the UAE has several laws that prohibit internet fraud, including the Cybercrime Law, but evidence is required to establish the facts. I recommend visiting the Dubai Police Department of Electronic Crime so police can investigate. The punishment for such crimes includes imprisonments, fines and deportation.
In my publication this week, I discussed about the subject of Fraud, enforcement of foreign Court order in UAE and privacy/confidentiality pursuant to UAE laws. I further discussed about the enforcement procedure of foreign Court order in UAE pursuant to article 235 of UAE Civil Procedure Code and the right of privacy/confidentiality that cannot be breached unless there is a Court order issued regarding the disclosure.
In this week's publication I discussed about fraud, specifically when one individual pretends to be someone else with an intention to commit fraud and cheat the victim.
Mr. Hassan said job scams were some of the most common cyber-crimes. Job hunters have been warned against recruitment scams promising them high-paid positions at leading companies.
Financial fraud experts have simple advice on thwarting online thieves. Mr. Hassan said to keep in mind that there was no "short cut" to getting quick money.
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