Data grid employment services
9 months ago
Hello sir, I received a call from data grid .. They offered me work from home form filling job.. I sent my adhar card and digital sign.. I quit that job after 2 days.. I know it was a fruad to saw in google search.. But now they ask me to pay 3900 rs. Other wise they blackmail me we sent a legal notice to your home.. I dont know how to react it? I didn't pay money. What can do sir?
A.Dear client,
Here are some steps you can take to protect yourself:
Do Not Pay: As you correctly mentioned, do not pay any money to the scammers. Ignoring their demands is the best course of action.
Block Communication: Block their phone numbers and any other means they used to contact you. Avoid engaging with them further.
Report the Scam: Report the incident to your local law enforcement agency or cybercrime cell. Provide them with all the information you have, including phone numbers, emails, and any documents they sent you. This will help authorities investigate and take appropriate action against the scammers.
Inform Family and Friends: Let your family and close friends know about the situation so they can be aware of any potential harassment attempts.
Monitor Your Accounts: Keep an eye on your bank accounts and any other sensitive information. If you notice any suspicious activities, inform your bank immediately.
Change Passwords: As a precaution, change passwords for your online accounts, especially if you suspect that your digital signature or any other personal information might have been compromised.
Seek Legal Advice: If you continue to receive threats or harassment, consider consulting with a lawyer who can guide you on the appropriate steps to take to protect your rights.
Remember that legitimate companies do not engage in such practices, and you should always be cautious when dealing with unknown entities online or over the phone. Do not be afraid of their threats, as they are likely attempting to scare you into giving them money. Reporting the scam to the authorities will help protect not just yourself but also others who might be targeted by the same fraudsters.
Stay vigilant and prioritize your safety and security. If you ever receive job offers or opportunities in the future, make sure to research and verify the company's legitimacy before sharing any personal information or engaging with them further.
Here are some steps you can take to protect yourself:
Do Not Pay: As you correctly mentioned, do not pay any money to the scammers. Ignoring their demands is the best course of action.
Block Communication: Block their phone numbers and any other means they used to contact you. Avoid engaging with them further.
Report the Scam: Report the incident to your local law enforcement agency or cybercrime cell. Provide them with all the information you have, including phone numbers, emails, and any documents they sent you. This will help authorities investigate and take appropriate action against the scammers.
Inform Family and Friends: Let your family and close friends know about the situation so they can be aware of any potential harassment attempts.
Monitor Your Accounts: Keep an eye on your bank accounts and any other sensitive information. If you notice any suspicious activities, inform your bank immediately.
Change Passwords: As a precaution, change passwords for your online accounts, especially if you suspect that your digital signature or any other personal information might have been compromised.
Seek Legal Advice: If you continue to receive threats or harassment, consider consulting with a lawyer who can guide you on the appropriate steps to take to protect your rights.
Remember that legitimate companies do not engage in such practices, and you should always be cautious when dealing with unknown entities online or over the phone. Do not be afraid of their threats, as they are likely attempting to scare you into giving them money. Reporting the scam to the authorities will help protect not just yourself but also others who might be targeted by the same fraudsters.
Stay vigilant and prioritize your safety and security. If you ever receive job offers or opportunities in the future, make sure to research and verify the company's legitimacy before sharing any personal information or engaging with them further.
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K Jhancy
Replied 9 months ago
Thank you somuch sir.
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