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An ad promises: “Install this app and get ₹500 instantly, just for signing up.” No task, no catch, just download

You see an ad: “Earn ₹2,000 a day — just like 10 videos or rate a few apps.” No experience

A poster is taped to a pillar outside a busy metro station. Bright colors, a familiar-looking brand logo, bold text:

Every parent looks at their child and sees someone extraordinary. It is an instinct rooted in love, protective pride, and

“Tag 3 friends, follow this page, and win a free smartphone!” It’s the kind of post that shows up in

Quick Summary: A brushing scam occurs when predatory e-commerce sellers send unsolicited, low-cost packages to real addresses using leaked consumer

“We’re processing your ₹2,500 cashback. To receive it, please share the OTP sent to your phone.” It sounds like the

“Your gift parcel is on hold at the courier facility. Pay ₹49 customs fee to release it.” It’s a small

“Complete this 30-second survey and get a FREE iPhone 16!” It looks harmless — just a few taps, a few

By Suyesh Gusain — He is an NISM‑certified Research Analyst and equity trader with structured experience in scam‑site investigations, technical