In a bone-chilling narrative, the lady of sector 38 of Noida was held captive online for 7 hours by a fraud group and sneaked through her money to the tune of 3.75 lakh rupee.
He was posing as some cop, and he claimed that the parcel, which corrected her name, contained drugs. The duped Skype call did not spare her, but they waited till they got the information from her by twisting the reasons,” a digital arrest.”
Caught in a situation of being alone, she was threatened with being harmed in case she withstanding. They used the same procedure for longer and finally withdrew the money directly from her account.
This type of fraud aims to fraudulently induce people by requesting money for an immediate response and creating panic. To begin with, no one from the police can have any message for you via calling or messenger, so you better beware of the scammers.
Check the sources carefully so you do not unquestioningly accept false stories. And in case they are constantly chasing you, break the communication and report about the unusual requests and requests to provide your personal or financial data.
Since tech produces new sorts of sand that whiten, education about it becomes critical. Fraudsters lean on people’s public pains and fears to achieve their purposes. Nevertheless, we can get ahead of them and guard ourselves against them.