Diwali is just around the corner — the festival of lights, sweets, and, of course, irresistible shopping deals! From sparkling diyas to glittering clothes and mouth-watering festive treats, the excitement is everywhere. But along with the joy comes a warning you can’t ignore: Diwali sale scams are on the rise. Scammers are getting smarter every […]
Scrolling through social media, you’ve probably come across ads promising quick profits through trading apps — returns that almost sound too good to be true. One name that keeps popping up is Guru Trade 7. With claims of high earnings, low deposits, and referral bonuses, it definitely grabs attention. But the concern is whether Guru
India loves its big, shiny infrastructure projects, the towering bridges, massive flyovers, and ambitious irrigation schemes that promise progress. They’re meant to symbolize growth and modernity. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: behind many of these grand projects lies something far less inspiring, JV Infra scams. Money vanishes, deadlines stretch endlessly, and sometimes, the very structures
If you’ve been on Instagram, YouTube, or WhatsApp lately, you’ve probably seen something about BDG Game, influencers flashing big wins, groups sharing “winning tricks,” and ads claiming you can make thousands in minutes. Sounds tempting, right? That’s exactly why so many people are now asking: Is BDG Game real or fake? It’s a valid question.
Digital payments have revolutionized the way India transacts. Whether it’s splitting a dinner bill, paying rent, or shopping online, apps like Google Pay, PhonePe, and Paytm have made money transfers effortless and instant. However, this convenience has also opened the door to a growing menace — UPI cybercrime. Every day, thousands of unsuspecting users fall
Imagine downloading an app that promises easy crypto earnings, staking rewards, trading profits, or instant returns — only to realize your money has vanished within days. That’s the reality for thousands of users in India falling prey to Onchain app scams every day. These apps are tricky. They’re built to look professional, sometimes almost identical
Every day, thousands of Uber riders in India think they’re taking a simple ride — only to discover they’ve been tricked by fake calls, cloned apps, or phishing messages. Uber scams are growing fast, and even tech-savvy users are falling prey. In this blog, we’ll show you how these scams work and how to stay
What if a simple app on your phone promised to turn ₹500 into ₹50,000 overnight? Sounds tempting, right? That’s exactly how many online betting app scams lure people in across India. At first glance, it looks fun, fantasy cricket leagues, sports bets, or flashy online casinos. But behind the bright screens and big promises, these
Imagine getting a call from someone claiming to be from your bank or Amazon, sounding perfectly official, and asking you to help “verify” your account. It feels harmless, after all, it’s a routine check, right? But in the next few minutes, after downloading an app called AnyDesk, victims across India are watching helplessly as their
GPay scams are becoming increasingly common in India, targeting everyday users who rely on Google Pay for their daily transactions. From paying bills to sending money to friends and family, millions of Indians use GPay, and unfortunately, scammers are finding clever ways to take advantage. In this blog, we’ll explore the most common GPay scams,
Not every scam starts with a fake website or an unknown agent; sometimes, it’s the trusted giants that pull off the biggest deceptions. That’s exactly what happened in the DHFL loan fraud, one of India’s largest financial scandals. Thousands of people, from ordinary homebuyers to major banks and investors, put their faith and money into
If you’ve been seeing flashy ads claiming you can “Play BDG Game and Earn ₹5,000 Daily,” you’re not alone. The platform has gone viral across Telegram, Instagram, and YouTube, but so have the doubts. More and more people are asking the same question: Is Big Daddy Game legal in India? It’s a fair question, because
