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Udupi man attempts to recharge FASTag account, loses Rs 1 lakh

Summary by Ground News
A man from Brahmavara in Udupi lost Rs 99,997 in five transactions while attempting to recharge his FASTag account by calling a helpline number he found on the net. The person on the other end introduced himself as a representative of Paytm FAST Dag and assured to help him. The operator told Francis that he will receive a one-time password (OTP) and asked him to reveal it.

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Udupi man attempts to recharge FASTag account, loses Rs 1 lakh

Udupi CEN police inspector Manjunath told TNIE that investigation is on to find out to which bank account the money was transferred to.

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Karnataka cyber fraud: Man loses Rs 1 lakh while trying to recharge FASTag

The man was reportedly travelling from Brahmavara to Mangaluru in his four-wheeler when he realised that his FASTag balance was low. While looking for a helpline number on the internet, Pius got a mobile number to which he lost Rs 99,997 in a total of five transactions.

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The New Indian Express broke the news in India on Thursday, February 2, 2023.
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