DownloadRTO Challan Scam SMS
I received a message claiming to be an RTO notice about an overspeeding challan, along with a link to “check and download” it. The message looked suspicious and appears to be a phishing attempt because it uses a challan notice to create urgency and pushes you to click a link without any clear proof that it is official or even mentions my car number. The domain in the link does not appear to be a standard government website and it is being sent by a personal mobile number and not a registered SMS service which is a common red flag for phishing.
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- Goldenkirieshechka Pidermannae2 months ago
The skuf is so cool it's driving on the wrong side of the road! He didn't even use his turn signals! He's cutting everyone off! And he's saying, "Where are you going, asshole!" He's honking at everyone, ready to jump out and start a showdown in traffic! So what about them?
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