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— It's time to call in the police and look for victims.

- Chief, what's more, companies in the students' names. This way they got even more smartphones.

- Well, I am once again convinced that you can’t chase cheapness.

A criminal group of seven people has been convicted in the UK. For about a year, they made money using the personal data of hundreds of people. The fraudulent scheme affected a number of telecom operators, and the damage amounted to more than 2 million pounds sterling, Leading Britain's Conversation radio station reports.

Safety Tales: Jewellery Robbery
Vladimir Bezmaly | 11/15/2017
Monday morning was damp and windy. Johann walked slowly through the park to work. But here was the building of the Department of Intellectual Crimes. He had finally arrived. It was not so much cold as disgusting. Winter was coming into its own.

- Good morning, boss!

- Good morning, Sophie! What's good?

— We have guests!

- Who?

— The chief of the capital's police is coming to see you. He called saying there was nothing special to do and just wanted to meet you and talk.

- Sophie, I know his "talk". Warn Mark and Rita not to go anywhere. He never comes just like that. They're in trouble again. I feel like they're bringing us new work.

Half an hour passed.

- Willie, good morning! What brings you to me? Sophie said that you came just like that? But somehow I find it hard to believe.

- Johann, alas, you are right as always. We have a complicated robbery case, and we don't know which side to start with.

- What's happened?

— I suggest inviting your specialists and at the same jordan mobile database we will try the almond cake that I brought for your charming Sophie and Rita.

— Just for them?

- Well, for us I brought amazing coffee and a wonderful liqueur to go with it.

- Well... You're really squeezed, though. Sophie, please make the coffee that Vili brought and invite Mark and Rita. And don't forget to come by yourself. It seems there's enough work for everyone here.

About ten minutes passed.

- Willie, tell me!