Social networking sites are the best thing that happened to us today. We have the perks of shopping at a swipe, meeting people virtually, falling in love, dating, running business and an endless list of impossible desires made reality.
We really are lucky to witness the shrinking global scenario and be apart of it. The question that skips us all is: Are we really lucky?
Is this a fair medium for us to interact and share details however, trivial might be.
As we are all pretty much active in the online world, we very well be aware of the liabilities and scams.
Hackers were a rage since sometime, online frauds happen to be in the spotlight now.
Especially, with the recent Online trading website impounded by the UP special task force.
This scam has made it to the list of one of the super grossing online fraud which roped in around a whopping sum of Rs. 3,700 crores from people.
A Noida based company, called Ablaze Info Solutions Limited, located in Sector-63, tricked around 7 lakh people into investing approximately Rs 3,700 crore.
They ran a business scheme named as ‘Earn Rs 5 per click’. Sounds so luring right?
What do we want? Money and easy money is jackpot!!!
When we are getting paid for just a click, why do we bother further, right? Welcome to the passé psyche we unknowingly exhibit.
How many of us dwell on a simple fact that : For example, A labour gets a daily wage of Rs. 250 to Rs .400, that is working like crazy for approx. 15 to 18 hours and how much is he earning per minute? And here we are convinced to be earning Rs. 5 per click!
An obnoxious trap for us who don’t give it a thought.
Three of the accused people including Anubhav Mittal (Owner) have been arrested for allegedly running Social trade.biz, a web portal for which a person has to invest from Rs 5,750 to Rs 57,500 in the company’s account to be a member and earn Rs 5 per click as a return investment.
Special task force and cyber security cell has already seized the company’s bank accounts and are trying to recover as much sum as possible.
A report claims, the hyped Social media Exchange website, Social Trade Biz, floated similar companies with different names and websites such as, Int Maart – intmaart.com, FreeHub – freehub.com, Social Trade – socialtrade.biz, 3W –3w.com and many other websites to keep fooling and misguiding people. High time we research things and invest.