Online Scam: The number of online frauds is increasing in India. An incident of UDP in Karnataka has come to light recently. A 25-year-old youth has been a victim of online fraud this time. The young woman clicked on the link after seeing a job ad on Instagram. Then 1.94 lakh rupees were found. While scrolling through social media, the young woman noticed the job advertisement. There was mention of very big salary in that advertisement. And the girl clicked on the link after temptation. And in one click, he is in the clutches of fraudsters. I didn’t get a job. A large amount of money has been lost.
It is learned that the young woman joined a group through the link she clicked after seeing the job advertisement. There were many others who kept convincing him about investing money. But in the end the whole thing turned into a trap of fraud. By that time, the young woman also noticed. But the situation then got out of hand. There is nothing else to do. Therefore, the young woman has lost a huge amount of money as a fraud fee.
According to an all-India media source, the girl’s name is Archana. The young woman suddenly saw a job ad while browsing Instagram. Again, not in that organization. Job opportunities in famous companies like Amazon. Seeing such a tempting job advertisement in front of her eyes, the young woman clicked on that Instagram link without thinking twice. Shortly after that, he received a message on WhatsApp from an unknown number. The message came from not one, but multiple numbers. The young woman was told that a good amount of money would be paid instead of doing simple tasks online.
The girl said that she does not know any of the people who contacted her through WhatsApp. He also got some money after working initially. Then he was asked to do some more work. It is also said to give more money instead. However, this time the young woman was told to invest in addition to working online. Along with this assurance is given that you will not be cheated by investing, but you will get a much larger amount of money back.
The young woman agreed to this temptation. Then those people started paying money on WhatsApp to different UPI IDs as instructed. Between October 18 and October 24, Archana, 25, a resident of UDP, Karnataka, collected a total of Rs 1.94 lakh. After investing a good amount of money, when the young lady went to collect the profit instead, she realized that it was all a scam. He is a victim of financial fraud. Repeated attempts to withdraw money fail. Repeated calls and messages to those who employed the young woman did not get any response. Finally, the young woman filed a complaint with the cyber crime police station.
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