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You get a message saying you won a prize or lottery you never entered. They ask for bank details or a "processing fee" to release your prize.
A message pretending to be your bank says your account is blocked. They ask for your OTP, password or card number to verify your identity.
Someone calls claiming to be a police or CBI officer, saying you are involved in a crime and must pay a fine immediately to avoid arrest.
An offer for easy work-from-home jobs with very high pay. They ask for a registration fee or your Aadhaar/PAN card details first.
A scammer asks you to scan a QR code saying you will receive money. Scanning actually sends money OUT of your account instead.
A stranger becomes very friendly online and after weeks of chatting, claims an emergency and asks for money urgently.
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Your One Time Password is private. No real bank, government official, or company will ever ask for it. If someone asks — it is always a scam.
If you receive a suspicious link from an unknown number, do not click it. Show it to a family member or use our Scam Checker first.
If anyone says you've won money but need to pay a fee first — it is 100% a scam. Real prizes are always free to collect.
Scammers create false urgency. Always pause, talk to a family member, and verify before doing anything.
If you're ever unsure — tell your son, daughter, or a trusted friend first. There is no shame in asking for help. It could save your money.