Faheem Akram: Khanewal Man Wanted by US Authorities in $126 Million Counterfeit Postage Case
Faheem Akram: Khanewal Man Wanted by US Authorities in $126 Million Counterfeit Postage Case A Pakistani man from Khanewal has become the subject of an international investigation after U.S. authorities accused him of operating an online business that allegedly sold millions of counterfeit postage labels. The man, identified as 33-year-old Faheem Akram , is wanted by the United States in connection with an alleged counterfeit postage scheme involving the U.S. Postal Service. According to U.S. authorities, more than 5.1 million counterfeit shipping labels were allegedly sold through a website called LabelsBank.com . Prosecutors say the alleged scheme caused more than $126 million in losses to the United States Postal Service, commonly known as USPS. The case has attracted attention in Pakistan because Akram is from Khanewal in Punjab. Pakistani authorities have reportedly started collecting information about him and people who may have been connected with his business activitie...