Is this a scam?
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Comments (462)
- Roy Digital World1 month ago
No authorised bank or company uses third-party short URL tools for its official website links. Scammers often use such tools to hide their original domain. For example, if a bank sends you a message, it will usually include its official domain name related to the bank’s website. Scammers use third-party URL shorteners or link converters to hide fake domains, so people cannot easily identify that the link is suspicious. Always be careful. If you receive a short URL in a message related to any bank, finance company, or financial service, do not click on it. Such links can be scams. Ignore them and stay safe.
1485 - Anil Mattoo1 week ago
91-*** is phone Number of one Rahul Singh a Sikh boy, who is a scammer and got his phone synced with my phone and tried to withdraw money from my account of credit card .He attempted 4 to 5 e-com transactions but by the graceof god he *** are requested to be cautious..True called should block all phone numbers pertaining to this scammer.
71 - HHarish Gondhule2 months ago
*** is a website for business with Transformers the big email addresses to a small addresses to make them small but you had hackers and scammers use it to abuse people because it is free and easy to use subscriber use them to make you fool and don't give the real URL of their plan and you click on it and you open as scam don't click on it
1444 - AAnonymous Name3 months ago
i received these msg today and I opened .. there was a game i received 500 rs bonus amount i played with that amount ...10000 rs won in game when I withdraw they asked me 500rs to fast withdraw...it was fraud game dont open
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