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Abstract:A 57-year-old woman in Thiruvananthapuram lost Rs 1.32 crore in an online trading scam. Learn how to avoid such scams and protect yourself.
A shocking incident from Thiruvananthapuram serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of trusting unsolicited messages. A 57-year-old woman from Sreekaryam lost a staggering Rs 1.32 crore after falling prey to a sophisticated online trading scam that began with a simple WhatsApp message.
The victim, who was searching for online trading tips, received a message containing a link to a trading platform. Believing it to be legitimate, she engaged in a conversation with the scammer, who convinced her to download a mobile app for trading. The fraudsters lured her with promises of easy profits and quick returns.
Initially, the woman invested a small amount and was thrilled to see her investment double on the platform. Encouraged by this apparent success, she continued to invest larger sums. The platform displayed increasing profits, and she even managed to withdraw a small amount, further convincing her of its authenticity.
However, the situation took a dark turn when she was unable to withdraw her accumulated funds. The scammers claimed she needed to invest more to unlock her previous investments. Trusting their lies, she poured in more money, only to realize later that she had been duped.
This incident underscores the importance of vigilance in the digital age. By staying informed and cautious, you can protect yourself from falling victim to such scams.
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