Alone BoyAlone Boy4 days ago
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This thing keeps appearing in my messages. Can you all tell me if it's a scheme or something else?

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    Kazi Afroz Alam4 days ago

    it's not a scheme it's a scammer who will copy paste other banking messages and edit it and send it to your number check thoroughly you can see a bank account that never yours or instead of bank account they typed your number and also in message if you saw that in the messages a spelling mistake is there or capital letters will be small . compare with your original bank account message. you can find out.

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    Saheli Bakshi Cognizant3 days ago

    yes, it's a scam. I also received same message. they ask to click on a link. once you click on any link, suspicious malware get installed into your device and the scammer will receive all your bank details and they will take all your money. so, dont click on any suspicious link.

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  • pradeep S
    pradeep S3 days ago

    This is almost certainly a financial scam or phishing tactic. Why This Is Dangerous * Fake Notification: Scammers send SMS messages styled to look like legitimate bank credits (₹53,028) or use caller ID tools like Truecaller to display brand names ("Vertex Securities Ltd"). * Common Scam Mechanics: Once you believe money was credited to your account, scammers typically contact you claiming they "accidentally transferred funds" and ask you to send it back. Alternatively, they link you to a fake website to claim the funds, stealing your bank login credentials. What to Do Immediately * Check Your Official Bank App: Log directly into your actual banking application or check your official statement. Do not rely on SMS alerts or Truecaller overlays. If no funds were received, ignore the message completely. * Never Transfer Money Back: If someone contacts you claiming they made an accidental transfer, direct them to report it through their bank. Never send money out of your account to a stranger. * Do Not Click Any Links: If these messages contain web links, phone numbers, or prompts to log into an account, do not click or call them. * Block and Report: Mark the message as spam/phishing in your SMS app and Truecaller, then block the sender.

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    Adele Hike3 days ago

    check your settings do your homework. go to the source. it's definitely of the pages. don't let others tell without trying. there alot who tell you anything to be manipulating. maybe I'm over the tol. but I care

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