"If you receive any of these or similar communication, do not reply or cooperate with the sender," the firm said in its statement. The courier company in a statement posted online said it does not request via unsolicited call, mail, text, or email, payment or personal information in return for goods in transit or in custody.
Lack of support and quick action by intermediaries such as banks, telecom providers, digital platforms, and others is one of the reasons for encouragement for such fraudsters," he said.
"The government and police need to be one step ahead by preventing such crimes and more importantly by having effective grievance redress mechanisms. Having no troubles visiting 18+ websites. Online business opportunities, such as running a YouTube channel or a TikTok account. Access to bars, casinos, and strip clubs. He said cybercriminals will keep coming up with such novel methods of cybercrime and the onus to prevent crime cannot be only on citizens. Indisputably, having a fake ID comes with a lot of benefits, including: Ability to buy alcohol and attend parties with age restrictions. The other three were very scared and as soon as they said they would visit the local police station the scamsters hung up," said Bhatia. "In the last 15 days, four victims have approached me and out of them one has lost around Rs 2 lakh. Cyber expert Ritesh Bhatia said this type of cybercrime is growing and hence it is important that the government acts immediately. He also said we had received CCTV footage of the warehouse where the parcel was dropped," the New Delhi resident tweeted. "Naresh Gupta Banerjee (on call) pretended to record my statement about where I work, and how I got to know about the parcel, if I suspect anyone, has my Aadhaar card been stolen or lost.
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