Beware of fake 84 days Free Recharge Offer to Vote in 2024 Elections
PM Modi is not giving Free Recharge to Vote in 2024 Elections, Recently, many people have been sharing messages on WhatsApp and other social media. The message claims that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is giving free recharges of Rs 719 to all Indian users for 84 days. He says this will help the BJP get more votes in the 2024 elections.
This message is a complete lie and part of a scam. Below is the exact message that is sharing on WhatsApp in a group or person.
प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी के द्वारा सभी भारतीय यूजर्स को ₹719 का 84 दिन वाला रिचार्ज फ्री में दे रहे है ताकि 2024 के चुनाव में ज्यादा से ज्यादा लोग बीजेपी को वोट कर सकें और फिर से BJP सरकार बन सके। मैंने भी इससे अपना 84 दिन का फ़्री Recharge किया है, आप भी अभी नीचे दी गयी लिंक पर क्लिक करके 84 दिन का Free Recharge प्राप्त करें (चुनाव से पहले)
This is the Screenshot of the fake site for Free Recharge Offer to Vote in 2024 Elections
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Let’s understand the scam: Free Recharge to Vote in 2024
The message usually contains a link that says you will get a free recharge if you click on it. But instead of giving you a free recharge, the link takes you to a fake website that wants to steal your personal information or install harmful software on your device. Here’s why you should be wary of such messages:
- No official announcement: There has been no news from the Government of India, Prime Minister Modi or any mobile service company about the free recharge offer for voting.
- Threat of data theft: Scammers use these fake offers to trick you into giving up your personal details, like mobile number or other personal information. This information can be used to steal your identity or money.
- Danger of malware: Clicking on these fake links can bring harmful software on your device. This software may steal your information or damage your device.
How to recognize and avoid these scams?
- Verify information: Always check such offers from reliable sources. Actual offers from the government or companies will be on their official websites or in the news.
- Look for warning signs: Be wary of messages that ask you to act quickly or give out personal details. Genuine offers will not harass you or ask for personal information.
- Do not click on unknown links: Do not click on links in messages that you do not trust. Instead, visit the official website by typing the address in your browser.
- Use security software: Make sure your device has the latest security software to protect you from threats from bad links and downloads.
What should you do if you get this message?
If you receive this message, do not share it with others. Report the messaging app you are using as spam or phishing.
This way:
- WhatsApp: Press and hold the message, select ‘Report’ and follow the steps.
- Other apps: Look for similar options in the app’s Settings or Help section.
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It is important to be mindful of the messages we receive and share, especially on social media. By knowing about scams, we can protect ourselves and others.
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Remember, if an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Stay safe, check information from trusted sources and do not share unverified messages. Learning about these tricks can help make the Internet safer for everyone. Be alert and informed.
