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SOUNDBOX BOLA PAISA AAYA... PAR AAYA KAHAN? 💸😱 Imagine hearing “Payment received”, but your bank balance stays the same. This is because scammers are using fake UPI apps that fool even the soundboxes and trigger payment alerts! So merchants, double-check your transactions before handing over goods to avoid getting scammed 🚨 [upi, scam, fraud, fake, app, link, payment, merchant, alert, stay safe, incomet] #upi #scam #fraud #fake #app #link #payment #merchant #alert #staysafe #incomet

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Thousands getting scammed everyday! A new viral scam is going on, and you might be its next Victim!  A fake delivery agent will come to your home and ask for an OTP to deliver a parcel that you haven’t even ordered.  Even if you refuse to take the order, they will ask for the cancellation OTP.  They’ve already generated a Bank or Credit Card withdrawal. All they need is your OTP. Your bank balance will be wiped out within seconds if you give the ‘OTP’ in a hurry. NEVER share ANY OTP with anyone without confirming their identity. Always read the entire text message that contains OTP.  Share this information immediately with EVERYONE. Do you know any other scams like this? Have you been affected by them? Drop them in the comments and let’s spread awareness! Follow me @therajivmakhni, All Tech, No Scam, No BS! #rajivmakhni #cellguru #gadgetguru #tech #techreels #instareels #reels #scam #trending #viralscam #otpscam #fraud #news

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🚨 Call Merge Scam – The New Cyber Fraud You Must Know About! Scam Awareness Series – Part 17 Cybercriminals are back with a new trick—Call Merge Scam—where they steal your OTP without you even realizing it and wipe out your bank account in seconds! How It Works: 📞 A scammer calls, pretending to be a friend’s acquaintance and invites you to an event. 📲 You get a call merge request, which they claim is from your friend. 🔐 In reality, it’s an OTP verification call from your bank—once you merge the call, they hear the OTP and access your account! Why This Scam Is So Dangerous? Unlike normal OTP scams where fraudsters trick you into sharing your OTP, here, you don’t even realize you’re sharing it. The scammer listens to your bank’s OTP call through the merged call and hacks into your account instantly! Cyber Fraud Cases Are Rising 📌 5.82 lakh cases of cyber fraud were reported in the last four years. 📌 ₹3,200 crore stolen through digital scams. 📌 In 2024 alone, fraud cases have surged 4X compared to last year! How to Stay Safe? ✅ NEVER merge calls with unknown numbers. ✅ NEVER share your OTP—your bank will never ask for it over a call. ✅ If you get an unexpected OTP, immediately call 1930 (Cyber Crime Helpline) and inform your bank. ✅ Enable transaction alerts to track any unauthorized activity. Cyber frauds are getting smarter, but staying informed is your best defense! 🛑 Share this with your parents & friends to keep them safe. [ScamAwareness CallMergeScam CyberSecurity FraudAlert StaySafe Nehanagar ]

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If you have been the victim of UPI fraud, do this. Following these steps will help you get your money back. 1. Make a UPI fraud complaint to your bank. Call your bank. For their number, go to Google, and type “(bank name) contact us”. For example, “SBI Contact Us” and “HDFC Bank Contact Us”. You’ll find the bank’s official link where you can call. Please check the official website of the bank only, and don’t call the number you find on JustDial or some third-party website. The bank employees will probably block your UPI for 24 hours to prevent further fraud and they’ll try to return the money to you. They’ll also probably temporarily credit the amount you lost. 2. Report the fraud to the cyber police. For this, go to Cyber Crime Government Portal (https://cybercrime.gov.in) and report a complaint. You can also call 1930. You can also go to the local police station and file an FIR with the local police. You’ll get a complaint ID that you can track online. 3. After doing these things, raise a complaint with the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), detailing the entire chain of events. For this, go to Google and type “UPI Dispute Redressal Mechanism NPCI” and open this page. https://www.npci.org.in/what-we-do/upi/dispute-redressal-mechanism – This should be the website address. Go under ‘Complaint’ and fill out this form. a. Nature of transaction: Person to Person b. Issue: Incorrectly transferred to another account or fraudulent transaction (depending on what you told the bank earlier) c. Comment: Describe the issue briefly d. Transaction ID: You’ll find this in PhonePe, Google Pay, etc. e. VPA: This is your UPI ID f. Statement: You’ll need to upload a screenshot or copy of your bank account statement showing this fraud transaction. 4. Now wait. If you don’t get a response after 30 days, if your complaint is rejected or if the response is unsatisfactory, write to the Digital Payments Ombudsman with the entire history of the fraud. The ombudsman is appointed by the RBI. Go to https://rbi.org.in//Scripts/Complaints.aspx for registering a complaint. #upi #personalfinance #publicawareness #cyberfraud #cybercrime