Mangaluru: Two fleeced of Rs 1.36 lac in separate online fraud incidents


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Apr 27: Two people including a student were fleeced in separate online fraud incidents to the tune of Rs 1.36 lac.

In the first incident, a student was cheated for Rs 28,400 by a fraudster who kept an advertisement on Google Chrome for laptop sale at reduced price.

The student was searching on Google Chrome material related to his course, when he came across an advertisement of laptop sale for low price. When he clicked he advertisement, WhatsApp page with mobile number 9982246682 opened up.

A stranger who called the student from the same mobile number said that he will give HP brand laptop for just Rs 12000 and asked the student to send Rs 400 to book the order. Accordingly the student sent Rs 400. Later, the stranger made the student believe that he will give the laptop and asked him to send Rs 28400 in various phases. Even after sending Rs 28,400, the person was pursuing the student to send more money. A case in this connection is registered in CEN police station of the city.

In the second incident, a person was fleeced for Rs 1.08 lac by an online fraudster on the pretext of part time job.

On February 9, the victim got a Google link message from +9929883933 mobile number and asked him to download Telegram app. Accordingly, the complainant downloaded Telegram app. Later, the stranger asked the victim to complete 10 tasks in order to double the money.

First, the stranger deposited Rs 150 to the account of the victim. Later, he asked the victim to send Rs 1,500. Stranger also sent a link and asked the victim to give details to open an account. Accordingly, the victim sent Rs 1,000 and also mentioned the OTP. Then the stranger got Rs 1.08 lac transferred in different transactions. A case is filed with CEN police station.

 

 

 

  

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  • Sameer, Riyadh

    Thu, Apr 27 2023

    Langur ke haath mein angoor ho toh aisa hi hota hai. This goes for both the fraudster and the victims.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Thu, Apr 27 2023

    From the spate of online frauds happening in coastal Karnataka, it appears that even educated people lack simple common sense and, most importantly, absolutely no knowledge of current affairs, which is most important to survive in this ever evolving tech world; just paper degrees without the basics are of no use! It's actually a slap on the face of professionally qualified people that they are getting conned by people sitting across who are not even 10th grade and mostly from very rural places like Telengana and Bihar! They plan and execute the con game so precisely that it's impossible to track them in the virtual world!

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Thu, Apr 27 2023

    From the spate of online frauds happening in coastal Karnataka, it appears that even educated people lack simple common sense and, most importantly, absolutely no knowledge of current affairs, which is most important to survive in this ever evolving tech world; just paper degrees without the basics are of no use! It's actually a slap on the face of professionally qualified people that they are getting conned by people sitting across who are not even 10th grade and mostly from very rural places like Telengana and Bihar! They plan and execute the con game so precisely that it's impossible to track them in the virtual world!

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Thu, Apr 27 2023

    beppas of manga land taken for ride by gujju and north fraudsters...all have come to know that karnataka and especially athi buddivanthara jilles of dk and udupi are easy people to make fool...

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Thu, Apr 27 2023

    Fifth grade pass youngsters from remote villages in North are conning highly qualified and "so called intelligent" people of coastal Karnataka is a matter of utter shame for the budhivanta jivas who lack basic common sense!

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  • Anand, Surathkal

    Thu, Apr 27 2023

    These fraudsters will be paid back with the same coin one day. Karma returns. Such people will not enjoy illegally got wealth for a long time. GOD will punish them very badly.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Thu, Apr 27 2023

    Which power has given them this brain? Most of these conmen are school dropouts operating from remote places, but with such convincing skills that even many highly educated people (paper degrees) get conned easily until they come to know that they have lost their underwear!

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  • Rolf, Dubai

    Thu, Apr 27 2023

    Rolf, Dubai Wed, Apr 26 2023 If promised 15 lakh would have provided they would not committed the crime..

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  • Manohar, Udupi

    Thu, Apr 27 2023

    Fraudism is religion....people believe in it...

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  • Husain, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 27 2023

    It is issue with Google recommending fake sites. Similar incident happened to me where I lost 500 rupees while trying to buy mangoes.

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