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Greed to earn from YouTube, then cheated 8 lakhs, this incident of Mumbai will surprise you

Mumbai Crime News: A surprising case of cheating has come to light from Mumbai. A fraudster first offered a person living in the Andheri area to like the video. Said to give money in return. Then asked the victim to invest money to withdraw his profit. While doing this, the victim lost more than Rs 8 lakh. After coming to know of the fraud, the victim complained about the matter to the police.

A person was cheated of more than 8 lakhs in Mumbai.

Highlights
1. A person cheated of more than 8 lakhs in Mumbai
2. Fraudsters lured money in exchange for video likes
3. The victim complained about the case to the police

Mumbai. People are now easily connecting with each other through social media. This platform has also become a source of income for many people. Along with the increase in the number of users on social media, the cases of fraud have also increased. Some such surprising case has come to the fore from Mumbai. According to a Mid Day report, a 38-year-old man from Andheri East was first tricked into liking YouTube. Then he was cheated of more than Rs 8 lakh.

The victim says that on February 3, a fraudster sent her a text message. In this, he was told that he has to like the video. In return he will get Rs.50. Then he was asked to install Telegram Messenger. After this, he was added to a group and asked to share the screenshot of the liked video.

The victim complained about the case to the police
In his statement to the police, the complainant said that there were more than 50 members in the group to which it was added. Except for one person, all had international numbers. Fraudsters used to share videos in the group and after liking, its members used to share screenshots. The complainant told me mid-day that later I received an international call and my bank details were asked. I shared my wife’s bank account number. When I tried to withdraw money, I was asked to register myself on ‘cryptoypto.com’. Then I was asked to invest Rs 1000 to withdraw the money.

The victim says that the amount they had invested and their profit started showing on the website. Then without any doubt, I invested Rs.3000 and Rs.5000. Next day when I tried to withdraw, they told me that I can withdraw only 30% of my profit and I was again asked to invest Rs.7000.

The victim complained about the case to the police

The victim says that the amount they had invested and his profit started showing on the website. Then without any doubt, I invested Rs.3,000 and Rs.5,000. The next day when I tried to withdraw, they told me that I can withdraw only 30% of my profit and I was again asked to invest Rs.7,000. By doing this, I invested more than 8 lakhs. On February 5, when I checked the group again, I was told to invest Rs 12 lakh to get my profit.

The person understood that he had been cheated. Then on Monday, the victim complained about the whole matter to the MIDC police. According to the police, the accused cheats on people by giving tempting offers to earn money by liking different types of videos. Not only this, but the police have also instructed the people to be alert for such thugs.

 

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