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Kumar Modi1 month ago
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Kerala lottery money Scam

kerala lottery scam Warning: Fake Lottery Scam ​Based on the details shown in the screenshot, this ticket is a fraudulent lottery scam. ​Here are the key indicators that prove this is fake: ​No Online Sales: Kerala State Lotteries are strictly paper-based and sold exclusively through authorized physical agents within the state of Kerala. The Government of Kerala does not run online lotteries or sell tickets online. ​Bogus Branding: Official Kerala government lotteries do not feature terms like "Kerala State Lotteries Online" or "Online Exclusive Prize" with digital scratch areas and QR codes. ​Scam Tactics: Fraudsters frequently use messaging apps (from numbers such as [PHONE]) to circulate fake bumper lottery tickets claiming massive prizes (like ₹25 Crore) to trick people into paying processing fees or sharing personal and financial details. ​Recommendation: Do not scan the QR code, attempt to scratch or claim the ticket, or reply to the sender. Block the number and report it as spam immediately.

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    Kumar Modi1 month ago

    Lottery Ticket Details ​Title: Kerala Bumper Lottery / Kerala State Lotteries Online ​First Prize: ₹25 Crore (Common to all series) ​Second Prize: ₹10 Crore ​Third Prize: ₹75 Lakh (Consolidated Prizes: ₹5,000 to ₹20,00,000) ​4th Prize: ₹25 Lakh ​Ticket Price: ₹149 ​Series: JA, JB, JC, JD, JE, KL Series (Online Exclusive) ​Draw Timings: 3 PM and 7 PM (Ref. No.: 1030/DR) ​Draw Date: 25/07/2026 ​Scratch Code / Reference: [TXN_ID] ​Barcode: L8V0KEKJOEO30OD ​Received From: *** ​Important Security Warning ​This image shows a fraudulent/scam lottery ticket. ​Official Status: The genuine Kerala State Lotteries (run by the Government of Kerala) are strictly paper-based lotteries sold physically through authorized agents within the state of Kerala. ​No Online Sales: Official Kerala lotteries are never sold online via messaging apps, WhatsApp, or websites, and they do not feature hourly online draws (such as 3 PM and 7 PM), digital scratch cards, or random promotional pricing like ₹149. ​Scam Indication: Receiving images like this via chat is a common phishing or financial fraud tactic designed to trick recipients into paying "processing fees" or "taxes" to claim a fake prize. Do not share any personal details, scan the QR code, or transfer money.

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