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Call centre "scam"

NEW DELHI: Reacting strongly to reports of an Indian call centre employee having sold the bank account details of 1,000 U.K. customers to an undercover British reporter, apex IT industry body Nasscom on Thursday said it will work with the legal authorities to ensure that the guilty are prosecuted. — UNI

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Call centre "scam"

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