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Data entry scam
3 months ago
I have joined a data entry company tomorrow named uniworkspace corporate from gujurat.They had asked me For my id proof,my photo and digital sign.acually they provided a website of there company and customer care mail.after going through the website I didn't get genuineness of the company.. cz there was no sign in or log in page ,no dashboard,no payment proof and nothing..... They sent me another link to do every thing which was other than this website..after not getting any genuineness I thought it was a fraud..so on same day after signed that legal document ,after 2hr I told them to quit this job..but they threatening me to take legal action.... What would I do?
A.Dear client,
This kind of online data entry/part-time jobs is being offered and operated by Fraudster companies/entities to extort money from unemployed youths. So, on receipt of such an unethical and arbitrary threat or demand from such type of Company, just ignore it because the nature of the threats itself proves their ulterior motives behind the offer. However, on receipt of repeated calls or messages/emails demanding money for different purposes or threatening legal action, then make a complaint(GD) against the said Company at the local police station with whatever papers/documents or digital evidence you have and serve a legal notice enclosing a copy of the police complaint(GD) informing them that you are contemplating filing a criminal suit against the Company for cheating and criminal intimidation u/s.415 and 503 of IPC. Hopefully, the matter may stand resolved thereafter. In case the matter is not resolved then consult with an Advocate for guidance and steps.
This kind of online data entry/part-time jobs is being offered and operated by Fraudster companies/entities to extort money from unemployed youths. So, on receipt of such an unethical and arbitrary threat or demand from such type of Company, just ignore it because the nature of the threats itself proves their ulterior motives behind the offer. However, on receipt of repeated calls or messages/emails demanding money for different purposes or threatening legal action, then make a complaint(GD) against the said Company at the local police station with whatever papers/documents or digital evidence you have and serve a legal notice enclosing a copy of the police complaint(GD) informing them that you are contemplating filing a criminal suit against the Company for cheating and criminal intimidation u/s.415 and 503 of IPC. Hopefully, the matter may stand resolved thereafter. In case the matter is not resolved then consult with an Advocate for guidance and steps.
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A.Dear Client,
If you have concerns about the legitimacy of a company and feel that you might have been involved in a potential scam or fraudulent activity, here are some steps you can take:
1. Stop Further Communication:
Cease all communication with the company immediately. Do not provide any additional personal information or engage in any further activities.
2. Preserve Evidence:
Save all communication, emails, messages, and any documentation you have received from the company. This may be useful if you need to prove your side of the story later.
3. Report to Authorities:
If you believe you have encountered a scam, consider reporting the incident to local law enforcement, the cybercrime division, or other relevant authorities. Provide them with all the details and evidence you have.
4. Contact Your Bank:
If you have shared any financial information or if there are unauthorized transactions, contact your bank immediately. They can guide you on the necessary steps to secure your accounts.
5. Check for Reviews:
Look for reviews or complaints about the company online. Other individuals who may have had similar experiences might share their stories, and this information can be valuable.
6. Consult Legal Advice:
If you are concerned about potential legal action from the company, consider seeking legal advice. Consult with an attorney who can guide you on how to protect your rights.
7. Block and Ignore Threats:
If the company is making threats, do not succumb to pressure. Legitimate companies do not typically resort to threats or intimidation.
Remember that legitimate companies do not typically use threats or intimidation tactics. If you feel you are being targeted unjustly, consulting with a legal professional can provide you with guidance on your specific situation. It's important to prioritize your safety and well-being in such circumstances.
If you have concerns about the legitimacy of a company and feel that you might have been involved in a potential scam or fraudulent activity, here are some steps you can take:
1. Stop Further Communication:
Cease all communication with the company immediately. Do not provide any additional personal information or engage in any further activities.
2. Preserve Evidence:
Save all communication, emails, messages, and any documentation you have received from the company. This may be useful if you need to prove your side of the story later.
3. Report to Authorities:
If you believe you have encountered a scam, consider reporting the incident to local law enforcement, the cybercrime division, or other relevant authorities. Provide them with all the details and evidence you have.
4. Contact Your Bank:
If you have shared any financial information or if there are unauthorized transactions, contact your bank immediately. They can guide you on the necessary steps to secure your accounts.
5. Check for Reviews:
Look for reviews or complaints about the company online. Other individuals who may have had similar experiences might share their stories, and this information can be valuable.
6. Consult Legal Advice:
If you are concerned about potential legal action from the company, consider seeking legal advice. Consult with an attorney who can guide you on how to protect your rights.
7. Block and Ignore Threats:
If the company is making threats, do not succumb to pressure. Legitimate companies do not typically resort to threats or intimidation.
Remember that legitimate companies do not typically use threats or intimidation tactics. If you feel you are being targeted unjustly, consulting with a legal professional can provide you with guidance on your specific situation. It's important to prioritize your safety and well-being in such circumstances.
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