In Hyderabad, cyber criminals have hit a 52 -year -old man over Rs 2 crore. It started by including the victim’s inclusion in a WhatsApp group and later he was exaggerated through a fake app. The victim got into greed and transferred a large amount. When he did not get any return, he realized being fraud. Let’s know the whole matter.
Greed for profit on investment
According to Moneycontrol, a 52 -year -old victim works in the private sector. He told the police that he was included in a WhatsApp group named Zero. AI-powered stock tips and tutorials were found in this group. In order to win confidence, the accused exaggerated the victim’s profit on his investment in a mobile app. Happy with this, the victim started investing a large amount. When he wanted to withdraw his money, he was told to withdraw more payment.
Transfer to crores of rupees
Pleased with the profits being shown on the investment, the victim transferred a total of Rs 2.36 crore in different bar. Later, when he wanted to withdraw his money, he came to know that he had frauded with him. He has given a complaint to the police about this. At present, the police is investigating the case.
How to keep yourself safe?
Nowadays there is a flood of cyber crimes. Every day a large number of people are losing their hard earned money by becoming victims of these criminals. In such a situation, it is important to take care of some things to avoid cyber crimes.
-Do not come under the greed of breathtaking advertisements being shown on social media.
Always use only a market regulators recognized platforms for trading.
-If someone is giving advice related to investment on WhatsApp or Telegram, then do not trust it with eyes closed.
-Do not come under the greed of any such scheme or promise, in which greed for more returns than normal.
If a trading platform looks suspicious, then report it in cyber agencies immediately.