Police warn people against online astrology, tantra frauds on social media
The Cyberabad police have issued a warning about increasing cyber frauds related to online astrology and tantra services on social media. Fraudsters are targeting individuals through platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp, convincing them to make payments for promised solutions to personal issues. The police advise the public to be cautious and verify identities before sending money, and to report any incidents of fraud immediately.
- ▪Cyberabad police warned against online astrology and tantra frauds.
- ▪Fraudsters target victims through social media platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp.
- ▪Victims are often threatened if they stop payments or block the fraudsters.
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The Cyberabad police issued an advisory warning people against a growing number of cyber frauds being carried out under the guise of online astrology, tantra and “problem-solving” services on social media platforms.According to the advisory, cybercriminals are targeting people through Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook by posting advertisements offering solutions for personal problems, financial troubles, love marriages, family disputes, business growth and vasikaran services.Police said the fraudsters initially convince victims to make small payments for the promised services and later demand larger sums on various pretexts.
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