Sanjeev, who lives in the company of Rajnagar Extension, said that on February 12, he came across the ad on Facebook about getting a data science course at the University of London. He opened his link and gave his details. After that, two people including the wife called him. Sanjeev said the fee for the distance learning course was 65,000 rupees, but told him that he would only get 10,000 rupees for this course. For this, payment must be made immediately. The thugs had also sent a link to the university’s website. He paid Rs 10,000. Later, the accused stopped answering his calls.
Cheat on behalf of universities from many countries
ACP Crime Bhaskar Verma said that in such cases, thugs trick people into studying in universities in many countries including America, France and Australia. Many major foreign universities offer distance learning courses, but their fees are very high. In such a situation, thugs deceive people by calling them universities in those countries.
keep these things in mind
After checking the university information found on social networks, give your details there.
If the name of a new university appears, do a full search on it.
Often people are tricked into telling the fake website of the famous university, in such a situation, the officials can get information about fees and admission by visiting the site.
Instead of opening the website from the link sent by rogue, open it after gathering information from its website.
