Exclusive – Arjun Bijlani Gets Scammed Of Rs 40k Due To Cyber Fraud
Arjun Bijlani, a well-known television personality, recently disclosed that he lost Rs 40,000 as a result of cyber fraud.
Arjun Bijlani Gets Scammed Of Rs 40k Due To Cyber Fraud; Says Credit Card Limit Was Of 10-12 Lakhs
Last week, actor and Alia Bhatt’s mother Soni Razdan warned the netizens about a money scam. TV star Arjun Bijlani recently talked about how earlier this month, he became a victim of a cyber fraud.a
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Second week in May Arjun arrived at the gym and observed that his credit card was hacked and he received bank messages of withdrawal of Rs 3000 to 5ooo is being made in successive motions without his knowledge. The actor regretted everything though he had informed the bank higher officials and lost 40 thousand rupees because of this.
Arjun recently detailed this scam in an interview with Hindustan Times. The India’s Got Talent host came to know about the incident and confessed that the incident prompted him to open his eyes. In this regard Arjun stated- “My credit card was with me only and I was working out in the gym”.
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When I checked my phone during a brief break, I saw multiple messages indicating that my credit card was being continuously swiped and that transactions were occurring per minute. I asked my wife, who happens to have an additional card, and she confirmed that it was with her. Thus, it was evident that the information was leaked, though we have no idea how it did so.
Arjun Bijlani also told the publication that he did not receive any OTP for the transactions. I never knew there is a procedure that you get an OTP before any credit card transaction is done. It has now left me asking how the transactions were possible on the bank without the supply of an OTP from me. It is a good thing that things are going digital but this is very scary because when it comes to personal safety everything has to be secured. It is so easy to scam people online and even with an OTP the person involved has the feeling that the transactions are safe” he added.
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