Suhaib AnsariSuhaib Ansari1 week ago
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Beware of Fake Money Withdrawal Links (SMS Phishing)

Beware: Fake Account Top-Up / Withdrawal SMS Scam Alert! I recently received a fraudulent SMS from the sender ID TNYAVN claiming that Rs. 7,012 has been topped up to my account and providing a suspicious link (bit.ly/...) to withdraw it. Method of the fraud: Fake Urgency: The message sets a time limit (like "Withdraw before 11 PM") to make people panic or greedily click without thinking. Phishing Links: Short links (bit.ly) lead to fake banking or phishing websites trying to steal personal details, OTP, or bank balance. Random Sender ID: Instead of an authorized bank, the message comes from a strange code (TNYAVN).

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    Anonymous Name1 week ago

    These messages are coming in way too much. It's safest for now not to register your number anywhere.

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