With the growing advancement and digitization cyber crimes in India are increasing at a significant scale. Now, to combat such issues, the government of India has taken certain initiatives, and one among them is reporting to cyber cells. However, just filing a complaint is not the end, infact it is the beginning to recover your […]
Yesterday, I was talking to one of my friends, and he told me about one unusual transaction activity in his bank account. I asked him to share a little more detail. He then opened his Google Pay and showed me a few transactions of ₹50, ₹100 from Unknown numbers. I immediately asked him to report
Ponzi schemes are investment traps designed to lure people with promises of quick and easy money. The appeal of high returns often blinds even cautious investors, especially when these schemes are disguised with flashy marketing, early payouts, and guarantees of “risk-free” profits. Unfortunately, many people fall prey to such scams, losing their hard-earned savings before
“Looking for an investment scheme with a fixed return every month? If yes, then here is the best offer for you. Just give me your money, and I will give you a 7% return every month. Yes, every month! “ That’s quite attractive, isn’t it? Investing in this scheme can make you rich in a
“Give me your money and I will give you a fixed return every month. Have you ever come across such statements? If yes, be alert, as a big Ponzi scam may be awaiting you. Before discussing a specific case, let’s shed light on what a Ponzi scheme is. In this scheme, a fraudster creates a
“A few weeks ago, someone added me to a Telegram group where they displayed trading P&Ls. Later, they asked me to download their app to make such huge profits, and now they’ve run off with my ₹10 lakh,” one of the victims told our team. So, here’s the question: how to report a Telegram scammer?
Every other day, we come across one or another online scam. In just four months of 2024, India lost more than ₹1,750 crores to online fraud. So, why are these scams increasing? Are people becoming careless with their money, or are scammers becoming smarter? The answer is complex. On one hand, scammers use various tactics
With the increase in digitization, the number of digital frauds is rising significantly. In such cases, the only hope victims have is to recover their losses by reporting them to Cyber Crime. But does Cyber Crime refund money? This question is of great concern, and the answer depends on several parameters, such as: These days
Digital fraud has increased in the last few years, and among those scams, Telegram scams in India related to investment are significant. Among the digital scams reported this year, around 62,000 are related to investment fraud alone, which amounts to INR 220 crores. How Scammers Reach Out to Investors? Most of the scammers are successful
With the ease of reaching out to people through different modes, the number of scams and frauds has increased significantly. Scammers reach out through WhatsApp and Telegram, followed by ads on social media platforms like Instagram or Facebook. These advertisements lure beginner and young investors with promises of high returns on minimal investments, often resulting
Trading apps are software applications provided by registered stockbrokers that allow you to trade across different financial segments. However, with the increasing prevalence of technology, scammers have found unique ways to deceive people using fake apps. This raises the concern of distinguishing between real and fake trading apps. There are multiple ways to identify fake
Tips! Tips! Tips! Even experienced traders and investors can fall into the trap of seeking easy and quick profits. Recently, we came across the case of Madhulika (name changed), who got scammed by a fake advisory company. The company operated on a 50% profit-sharing model and provided tips that initially generated profit but eventually wiped
