Private Detective Southampton Give Information Regarding Fraud Investigations in Light of BBC News Report: Criminal Gangs Target Student Loans Company
(PRWEB UK) 5 August 2013 -- According to the BBC News report by Joe Kent dated 5 August 2013: Criminal gangs target Student Loans Company, more than £6.5m of tax payers’ money was paid out on fraudulent student loan applications. The fraudsters provide false exam certificates to applicants who then apply for university courses and student loans. The gang would charge £1000 for the certificates and also took a cut from the loan payments. Another method used to scam unsuspecting students would be to pose as their student loan company in an email asking them to update their details. The link would appear to be going to the official website but it would, in fact, take them to a website controlled by fraudster who would take their money.
Private Detective Southampton offers fraud investigation services which look into different types of fraud cases to bring offenders to justice. Investigations include benefits fraud, internet fraud and many other investigations including insurance scrams and employees taking bogus sick leave. Expert investigators at Private Detective Nottingham have helped many companies and individuals gain successful results in situations involving fraud by using methods such as surveillance, undercover work and desk based investigations.
Simon Mullon, spokesperson from Private Detective Southampton said:
“Student loan fraudsters target vulnerable people and in my professional opinion should be given tough sentencing for this crime.”
Private Detective Southampton along with their sister company Private Investigator Plymouth is a team of highly trained professional and discreet private investigators and detectives with over 35 years experience in the industry. Their understanding and approachable team of male and female detectives are available 24/7 to conduct matrimonial, corporate and private investigation
Simon Mullon, Private Detective Southampton, 023 8007 0061, [email protected]
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