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It was appalling : man sees fraudsters emptying account – but can t stop them | Scams

‘It was appalling’: man sees fraudsters emptying account – but can’t stop them After the victim was left on hold and cut off, the bank told him it was up to him to try to recover the money The fraudsters – using Lloyds’ telephone banking system – had the money sent to two contractors the victim had previously paid, then contacted them claiming it was an error and asking for it back. Photograph: Gary Hider/Alamy The fraudsters – using Lloyds’ telephone banking system – had the money sent to two contractors the victim had previously paid, then contacted them claiming it was an error and asking for it back. Photograph: Gary Hider/Alamy

Aussie VCs must match rockstar US funds or risk missing deals

Aussie VCs must match ‘rockstar’ US funds or risk missing deals It took a US company to make the two largest investments in Australian venture capital history. It’s time for local VCs to fight back. Save Share When I first read about Brisbane startup Octopus Deploy’s $223 million capital raising from Insight Venture Partners, my emotions were humility and horror. So much for my deep connection to Aussie tech – I’d never even heard of them. I was only slightly consoled to discover that many others were similarly humbled. Octopus Deploy’s Paul and Sonia Stovell preferred the track record and US network of Insight Partners over Aussie VC funds that would have liked to invest in them. 

WHAT YOU SAID: Top stories in Wiltshire this week

Rob Cook: It’s OK as long as it makes money to pay the debt off. Adrian Giles: Just to clarify less than 700 people voted out of the whole of Trowbridge . Of those more voted in favour. Says more that people don’t care and know the vote will make no difference than they actually want it. Paul Hutchinson: Makes more sense than £900k for a museum! We asked our online readers if they thought people who are fully vaccinated should be allowed to meet indoors. Most people said no, although many had conflicting points of view. Catherine Sammons: Just because you are vaccinated it does not mean you are immune it means it won’t be as severe. I would advocate still wearing masks when you do meet people, but that’s just my view

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