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My friend gave me the usdt in cash which I have to sell.


07-May-2025 (In Criminal Law)
One of my friend bring the person who deals in usdt and forex and he asked me to sell his usdt in return he will give me some extra money. I'm a student and fall for his money. He asked me to bring client but deal was completed by one mediator which is my friend. One day I met one person on telegram and he cheated on us, he meet my friend and asked to transfer usdt, we transferred to him but he ran away just after giving usdt. He didn't gave us money. Now the they both are asking money from me.
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Answer #1
918 votes
Dont worry….u just need to do a cyber complaint in this matter and we can guide you in this direction and make things happen. U dont need to give that money to anyone its a scam in which you are a victim
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Answer #2
903 votes
I have reviewed the brief outline of the incident you have provided. At this stage, it appears to be a matter involving fraud and misrepresentation, particularly in relation to digital currency (USDT) transactions conducted without proper legal safeguards. You are strongly advised to consult an advocate in person and provide detailed screenshots, chat records, wallet addresses, transaction IDs, and any other evidence relevant to the matter. This will enable a more thorough assessment of your position and legal responsibilities. Based on the information currently available, the most appropriate course of action is to immediately approach the nearest police station and lodge a formal First Information Report (FIR) against the individuals who induced the transaction and subsequently absconded without making payment. This would include the individual contacted through Telegram and possibly any known accomplices. Please note, further legal advice or representation will depend on the review of documents and facts of the case.
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Answer #3
571 votes
Your case appears to involve cheating and criminal breach of trust under IPC Sections 420, 406 & 34. Since you did not gain from the transaction and were also misled, you are not primarily liable. You should file a police complaint with all supporting digital evidence like chats, transaction IDs, etc., and avoid such dealings in future. Legal action must be initiated against the actual fraudster. If you found this answer helpful, kindly leave a positive rating. Thank you. -
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Answer #4
908 votes
you must file a cyber complaint either on 1930 or NCRP portal and freeze the account of the who cheated thereafter you need a court order to receive back all your amount. for further details feel free to ask we use to deal these kind of cases regularly.
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