Ballari: Acting quickly on complaints, the Division of Ballari Cyber ​​Economics and Crime Narcotics (CENC) foiled Cybercrime involving the RS 2.5 lakh fraud transaction.
The Cybercrime team collaborated with banks to freeze fraudster accounts.
It was a big relief for the prakash complainant, who would lose money.
Prakash holds the current account at the SBI Harapanahalli branch.
Because the net banking profile is locked, playing the credit-free customer service line 1800412333 and 18004253800, which he found through Google search, and someone who answered the telephone convinced him that he would overcome the problem.
Prakash immediately received a call from 9832969382, which then traced to Gangakhed, Maharashtra.
According to Conman’s advice, it downloads whatever table application and an advanced automatic message application, and scans the card.
He continued to follow the direction of Conman, but quickly realized that he had been cheated when he began receiving repeat transaction warnings with a total of Rs 2,52,701.
“Without further delays, I approached the Cenc and Bank police and appealed them to stop the transaction,” Prakash said.
Police Inspector Cenc Shanmukhappa said, “We approach the bank immediately after receiving a complaint and reminding Nodal officers to freeze the account of the money is transferred.
The complainant will regain the money after several formalities through the court.” Ballari SP Saidulu Adavat said that complaints of virtual world crime must be submitted as soon as possible so that the transaction can be traced.
“When making online transactions, people must always use a safe site and trusted payment gateway.
If they are victims of cyber fraud, they must contact the police as soon as possible, because there is always an opportunity to freeze the account, block further transactions, blocking transactions further, and restore the amount, “he said.