Mangaluru: Caller in guise of banker cheats man of Rs 1.61 lac in fraud case


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (SS)

Mangaluru, Apr 18: A man was cheated by an unidentified caller who in the guise of being a banker took the OTP from the former and got the funds siphoned off from the complainant's bank account.

The complainant who had a bank account in Haleyangadi received a call on April 13 from the mobile number 8895427884, an unidentified caller who told the complainant that the complainant's bank account had been blocked for want of KYC updation. Later, he sent a message to the complainant asking him to call up 09046400347 to find out more about his bank account details. When the complainant called the number, an unidentified person sought the bank details of the complainant's paternal uncle and later found out the nominee for his uncle's account. The complainant mentioned the name of his aunt (uncle's wife) as the nominee.

The unidentified person took the details of the complainant's aunt and her bank account details. Later, he called up the complainant's aunt and asked her to disclose the OTP that she had received to him. On getting the OTP, the person got a total sum of Rs 1,61,353 transferred into his account in tranches and cheated the complainant and his aunt, according to a complaint registered with the CEN police.

 

 

 

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Apr 18 2023

    People never learn .Why simply answer on phone and give out aunts or uncles number etc to a unknown person ?They always warn on radio,or news paper ,etcabout such fooling cases.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Tue, Apr 18 2023

    This is the fatal result of sudden introduction of "Digital India" to a population which was totally unprepared for it! Now Digital India has literally become a parallel economy seeing the number and variety of cyber frauds taking place every day! Even the most educated and wise fall prey to these cyber scamsters! The worst thing is that; unlike brick and mortar, digital frauds are almost impossible to track and crack as everything is in the virtual world! Every day the scamsters are coming up with newer ideas to fleece the gullible public of their little savings!

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  • Sameer, Riyadh

    Tue, Apr 18 2023

    Feku ki sarkar..Fake people.

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  • Chandu, Karla

    Tue, Apr 18 2023

    Athee buddhivantara jilley.....athee buddhie mandaa janaru.... sabke sath sabka vikas......lagao topi Lala....!!!!!!

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Tue, Apr 18 2023

    After 2014 only Frauds ...

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  • Freddy Pais, Mangalore

    Tue, Apr 18 2023

    Jossey, you mean to say there was no fraud and crime before 2014. Grow up and stop blaming the Govt. for all silly issue if you are not comfortable here move out to another country and live happily. God Bless you

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