Be careful: Photographers were searching on Google, found cyber fraud number, Rs 3.16 lakh stolen from account

Cyber ​​criminals are slapping people on the pretext of power cut and other times

Cyber ​​criminals withdrew Rs 3.16 lakh from the account of retired engineer Ajay Dwivedi. Ajay’s son Sameer Dwivedi, a resident of Doctors Colony of Kankarbagh, is married in Mumbai. Was looking for a better photographer for that. He searched on Google and got the number of a photography production house. He called on that number and got the registration done by paying Rs.500. Shortly after getting the registration done, I got a call from an unknown number. He started taking information from Ajay about the location of Mumbai, date of marriage etc.

He said that he is sending a link, which has information about the best locations in Mumbai. When Ajay clicked on that link, the Quick Sport app got installed in his mobile. Before he could understand anything, Rs 3.16 lakh was withdrawn from his account. When he got the information about the withdrawal through the message, he reached the bank and got the transaction closed. He had eight lakh rupees in his account. Due to the vigilance of the bank employees, the remaining amount was saved. The retired engineer has made a written complaint on cybercrime.in. After this the whole family moved to Mumbai.

Money transferred to Mumbai’s account
Cyber ​​fraud-1 – The retired engineer was told by the bank that money had been transferred from his account to an account in Mumbai. Vicious have made withdrawals in five times. Ajay said that the vicious people could not withdraw the entire money. Some money has been put on hold by the bank. Now after returning from Mumbai, the remaining process will be done. About a month back, cyber criminals had withdrawn Rs 40,000 from his younger daughter’s account as well. Although he immediately informed the bank and about 30 thousand rupees were returned to his account.

Withdrawal of one lakh on the pretext of updating credit card
Cyber ​​fraud-2 – Cyber ​​criminals took away about one lakh from the credit card of Ajit Kumar living in Kankarbagh PC Colony. The vicious people called him and advised him to update the credit card and said that if he does not get it done, the card will be closed. Ajit Kumar started downloading the KYC site. At the same time his mobile was hacked and Rs 61,486 was withdrawn from one credit card and Rs 45,661 from the other. He tried to open his credit card but it did not open. Later he somehow got the card locked. Ajit has lodged an FIR in this regard at Kankarbagh police station.

The bluff of cutting the electricity connection, blew 20 thousand
Cyber ​​Fraud-3 – Prashant Kumar of Ajanta Colony, Patliputra Kesari Nagar, was extorted 20,000 by cyber miscreants on the pretext of power cut.

Withdraw 20 thousand from bank manager’s account from Dmart app
Cyber ​​fraud-4 – Cyber ​​miscreants took out 20 thousand from the account of Prakash Kumar, manager of a bank located at Gandhi Maidan. Money was withdrawn from Dmart app. He has registered a case in Gandhi Maidan police station. The bank manager downloaded the Dmart app by clicking on the advertisement on Facebook to buy dry fruits. After ordering here, selected the ATM in the payment option, entered the card number and other details and made OK.

The bank manager had put only Rs 499 for payment, but Rs 20,000 was withdrawn from his account. Cyber ​​miscreants called again later and told that your order has not been confirmed. Your app is still in processing.