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Hang up and call them back on the number saved in your phone. A familiar voice can be copied from a short video.
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Liking videos pays a little at first. The larger balance is not real, and the unlock fee does not release it.
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Scan inside your own UPI app, read the name on the screen, and never scan a code to receive a refund.
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Keep the app-store password, turn off public location, and make it normal to show you any scary message.
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Cafe and station Wi-Fi is fine for browsing. Bank, UPI, and email login belong on mobile data.
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No network can mean someone else is receiving your OTPs. Call the operator from another phone, then call the bank.
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Police in India do not arrest you on a video call or ask you to move money into a safe account.
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A new match who needs money, or who moves you to a trading app, has a script. Do not send money to someone you have not met.
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An app sent as a link can read your contacts and then threaten them. Do not pay extra fees to make that stop.
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A huge discount on a link from an ad, paid only by UPI to a person, is a common way orders disappear.
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Do not pay and do not send more photos. Save the chat, block the account, and tell someone you trust.
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A text about a parcel you did not order, with a small customs fee, is there to collect a card or UPI payment.
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The first number on a search page is often an ad. Use the number inside the official app or on your card.
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An OTP means a login or a payment is happening now. Banks, police, and UIDAI do not ask you to read it out.
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You type a UPI PIN only in your own app. A collect request is a payment, not a refund.
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A WhatsApp group or trading app that guarantees daily profit, then blocks the withdrawal, is a scam.
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A real employer does not charge a fee to hire you, and the interview is not only a Telegram chat.
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Add the app from the official store, save backup codes on paper, and never read the six digits to a caller.
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Make the account private, move login codes to an authenticator app, and check where you are signed in.
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Turn on two-step verification, lock chats, and stop strangers from adding you to groups.
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