SIMRAN RAJPAL
A Bengaluru resident had to buy liquor online at a high cost. It was expensive for a person to purchase something awful online.
In the most recent example, an executive working for a finance company in Bengaluru was the victim. The victim was scammed of Rs 3.4 lakh.
Actually, the victim looked up a number on the internet. I found a number on the internet called Tonic Outlet.
Following this, the victim placed the order by phone call. The victim paid Rs 4,065 using a credit card.
However, the victim was ultimately the victim of a Rs 3.4 lakh cyber fraud. In his police report, the victim stated that he discovered a phone number on a phony website. He dialed the number.
The caller described himself as 'Tonic'. Following this, the victim gave the order details via WhatsApp. Following this, the victim was required to pay Rs 4,065. Following this, payment was paid via the Victim Digital Payment App.
The victim, who works in finance, is aware of cybercrime. Victim requested to pay in cash upon delivery. However, cyber crooks informed the victim that delivery would occur after payment. The victim became stuck in this trap.
Initially, the victim was requested to pay Rs 4,065. Following this, the cyber crooks scammed the victim of Rs 3.4 lakh.