Loan Fraud
Yesterday, I received a loan offer from 'Mymoneymantra' via WhatsApp. I know for a fact that I never applied for any loan; this was an attempt to scam me. I reported and blocked them, and I advise all of you to be careful as well. And today, I started receiving a lot of fake OTP messages. If you stay alert, these people cannot steal even a single rupee from you.
Comments (2)
- AAnonymous Name1 month ago
Wow, Sherlock Holmes has cracked the case again. 😂 Getting a loan offer on WhatsApp doesn't automatically mean it's a scam. Millions of people receive promotional loan messages every day without ever applying for one. That's called marketing, not fraud. If you click the link, it usually takes you to a website or app where you can choose to apply for a loan. Nobody is handing out money or emptying bank accounts just because a promotional message arrived in your inbox. By this logic, every credit card offer, insurance ad, and pizza coupon I receive should be reported as a criminal conspiracy. 🤦♂️ Staying alert is good. Calling every advertisement a scam is a bit of an Olympic-level overreaction. 🏅😆
1 - Archit Sharma1 month ago
Another one 🫠
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