Let’s be honest, cryptocurrency is everywhere these days. From friends hyping “the next big coin” to social media posts promising overnight riches, it’s easy to get curious. But along with all the excitement, there’s a darker side: scams. Fake coins, sketchy wallets, and projects that seem too good to be true are popping up everywhere. […]
The crypto world promises high returns, independence, and innovation. But behind this booming trend lies a darker side: the rise of fake crypto exchanges, contributing to the growing problem of Crypto scams in India. Thousands of Indians have fallen for slick-looking websites and apps that pretend to be legit trading platforms. They deposit money, see fake
Have you ever scrolled through social media and seen an ad promising you can double your money in just a week or earn lakhs without leaving your home? Tempting, right? These are classic examples of get rich quick scams, schemes that lure people with the promise of fast, easy money. Every year, thousands of investors
We’ve all seen them, the flashy ads, viral social media posts, or “investment” apps promising to double or triple your money in just a few days. It sounds exciting, doesn’t it? The idea of earning a significant amount with minimal effort can be hard to resist. But here’s the truth: most get rich quick scams
Lottery messages claiming huge winnings have been making rounds online, and platforms like Lottery7.app and Lottery-7.net are catching everyone’s attention. In this blog, we’ll break down the reality behind L7 lottery, what users are reporting about Lottery7.app, and the red flags you should watch out for. By the end, you’ll know how to protect yourself
Ponzi scams have become synonymous with financial deceit in India, and no region is safe. West Bengal, in particular, has witnessed some of the most notorious scams in the past decade, including the infamous Saradha and Rose Valley scam. Now, a fresh scandal has emerged this time, the Asansol Chit Fund scam, worth ₹350 crore.
Online banking scams are increasing rapidly in India, and anyone can fall victim, whether you’re an experienced digital user or new to online banking. Fraudsters are becoming smarter, using fake banking websites, phishing links, and convincing phone calls to trick people into sharing sensitive information or transferring money. The good news is that most online
Imagine checking your bank account one morning and seeing thousands of rupees missing. You never shared your password, never authorized any transaction, but somehow, the money is gone. This is the harsh reality of an online banking scam. With digital banking becoming the norm in India, scammers are finding new ways to trick people. Understanding
Saying “I got scammed via bank transfer” is something no one ever wants to experience. It’s a gut-wrenching moment — you check your account and realize money has vanished without your authorization. One second, everything seems normal, and the next, you’re staring at a transaction you never made. Bank transfer scams are increasing rapidly across
Have you ever received a WhatsApp message or SMS claiming you need to download an app to check a traffic challan, claim a government benefit, or update your KYC details? That’s exactly how an APK file scam works. Such scams are quickly becoming one of the fastest-growing cybercrimes in India. Every day, people lose thousands
Can a scammer really get into your bank account? Unfortunately, the answer is yes — and it’s happening more often than you might think. With the rise of online banking and digital payments, scammers in India are using increasingly sophisticated methods to trick people into giving away sensitive information. From fake banking apps and phishing
Are APK files safe to download and install on your Android device? It’s a question many users ask when they try to get apps outside the Google Play Store. While APK files are simply the packages that install apps on Android, downloading them from unofficial or unknown sources can be risky. Cybercriminals often hide malware,
