For those who have Google Pay, a huge commission if transferred when the money comes in; Police with warning

 

 

Thiruvananthapuram: The state police has warned that cyber fraud gangs are targeting the bank accounts of young women and girls. According to the police, it has been noticed that people, including students, who are looking for part-time jobs and online jobs through social media are falling into the web of such new cyber fraud gangs.

The method of this fraud group is to provide jobs to those who have their own bank account and Google Pay account. Then the money reached their bank account. This will be money received as transfer from many places. The job is to take a fixed amount of commission when the amount exceeds one lakh rupees and then send the remaining amount to the account required by the fraudsters. Scammers offer high commission.

But there is a big deception hidden behind it. Accounts of students including students as mule accounts (rental accounts) for cyber fraud
Scammers aim to use Young men and women who are not aware of such crimes are unknowingly becoming members of fraud gangs.

The police have advised the parents, teachers and the general public to be very careful to avoid falling into the net of such cyber scams. Do not allow any stranger to transfer money through our bank account. If you notice such online financial scams, report them to 1930 immediately. The earlier the report is made, the more likely it is to recover the lost amount. A complaint can also be registered on the website www.cybercrime.gov.in.