Scam Library

Companies on LinkedIn, Instagram, or email demand ₹500–₹5,000 as a "registration fee" or "training cost." Legitimate companies never charge you to work for them.

You're offered ₹15,000/month for simple data entry. After submitting your first batch of work, payment is denied unless you pay a "software fee" or "deposit." You never get paid.

Scammers send professional-looking offer letters from fake versions of real companies, then request bank details, Aadhaar copies, and payments for "joining kits."

You're invited to a "new platform" offering high-paying tasks. After completing work, you can't withdraw earnings without paying "taxes" or "verification fees." It's all fake.

Websites and YouTube videos promise "free UC generators" for BGMI/PUBG. They steal your login credentials or install malware. There are no free UC generators — ever.

Fake Free Fire top-up sites offer diamonds at 80% discount. Payments are accepted through UPI but diamonds never arrive — and your account credentials get stolen.

Someone claims they can recover your banned or hacked account for a fee. They take your payment and login details, leave you with nothing, and sell your data.

You're added to a Telegram group by a "successful trader" who shares winning tips. Small wins build trust. Then you're invited to invest big on a fake platform and lose everything.

Slick apps show your investment growing rapidly. When you try to withdraw, you're told to pay "tax" or "unlock fees" first. The platform and your money then disappear.

Join, pay a fee, recruit 5 friends who each pay a fee, earn commission. These structures always collapse, leaving most participants losing money.