At this time of the advancement of information technology, people are being deceived online all the time. Cyber fraudsters are taking huge amount of money to get new traps. This is exactly what happened to a woman in Nagpur, India recently. He lost 1.13 lakh rupees in just a few minutes. Today's tips show how to avoid online scams - Faisal Ahmad
I often see hefty salary job offers online. But I also understand that such jobs are not actually available. Still, I lost my savings in search of that job out of greed. That woman from Nagpur also unknowingly cheated on the tempting offer of online job.
Which happened
The 23-year-old woman was offered a job online with the promise of a huge salary. On December 4, a stranger sent a message to his phone. The sender claims to be the project manager of an e-commerce firm. The woman was offered a job worth Rs 5,000 per day online. And there was a link inside that message. Clicking on the link opens an online page. And you have to register there. After registration, a total of Tk 1.13 lakh was seized from the woman on various pretexts. And when he realizes that there is no such thing as a job, he is being deceived যা that's what happened.
Avoid online scams or hacking
* First of all, the link sent by a stranger cannot be clicked. Also be careful about links from friends and family. Never open a link before fully checking. Because many times fake links are sent through various social media platforms.
* If you want to know any personal information or financial information in a fake email or message, then immediately block that mail address. And stay away from such emails later.
* Do not believe in the promise of a fake job out of greed. Especially when it comes to this huge amount of salary.
* If you receive a fake message, you can be sure that this message has been sent to many more people besides you. So do a Google search beforehand to see if this message is true or not.
* Do not make any online payment on the website. Always check the company URL first. Also check if the URL-G https: // is written. Only then can you be sure of a secure connection.
* Always check the spelling of the website. False websites usually use misspellings.
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