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BPOs becoming breeding ground of fraudsters?
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Mischief-complaints by Indian BPOs' employees to its overseas clients have emerged that causes disbelief in overseas clients about Indian BPOs. Seeing business-loss risk, Indian BPOs serving overseas clients have taken steps to restore their beliefs.
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