There is a fraud in the name of the India Post. Please be aware of such kind of Frauds.
Recently PIB has busted one of its kind of fraud which is viral in social media in the name of the India Post Lucky draw.
If you see such kind of fake message related to India Post lucky draw report it to the Cyber Portal of the government of India.
The Fraud viral message is giving an opportunity to win 6000/- but you must be aware that it is fraud done by some fraudsters in the name of India Post.
A #FAKE lucky draw in the name of @IndiaPostOffice
is viral on social media and is offering a chance to win ₹6,000 after seeking one's personal details#PIBFactCheck▶️It's a scam & is not related with India Post
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— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) March 2, 2024
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Beware of Fake Websites Promising India Post Subsidies and Prizes!
India Post is warning the public about fake websites and messages circulating online that claim to offer government subsidies and prizes in exchange for completing surveys or quizzes. These messages are spread through social media like WhatsApp, Telegram, and Instagram, as well as through emails and SMS.
Here’s what you need to know:
- India Post does NOT offer subsidies, bonuses, or prizes through surveys or quizzes.
- Do not click on any links or respond to any messages claiming to be from India Post and offering these rewards.
- Never share your personal information, including date of birth, account numbers, mobile numbers, place of birth, or OTPs, with these websites or messages.
India Post is taking action to take down these fake websites and messages.
Here’s how to stay safe:
- Be suspicious of any message or website that seems too good to be true.
- Don’t click on any links from unknown senders.
- Never share your personal information online unless you are sure the website is legitimate.
If you have received a message or seen a website that you believe to be fake, you can report it to India Post and the Press Information Bureau (PIB) Fact Check Unit.