jio free recharge scam
These days a message is going viral on WhatsApp in the name of Jio free recharge. In this message, a claim is being made to give 3 months free recharge in celebration of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s wedding and a link is being given. Through this, hackers can commit a big fraud. Recently, private telecom companies have made mobile plans expensive. At this time, messages of free recharge can trap users in their net.
Fake message
Hackers are sending a message to people on WhatsApp with a link which says, ‘To celebrate Anant Ambani’s wedding on 12th July, Mukesh Ambani is giving a free recharge of ₹749 for 3 months to the whole of India. So recharge your number now by clicking on the blue link below.‘After this two links are given.
If you also have received any such message or WhatsApp forward then you need to be careful. This type of message is completely fake and clicking on the link can scam you. Hackers can gain access to your phone and your personal data or banking details can be accessed by hackers.
do not make this mistake even by mistake
Such messages are completely fake. It is very easy to identify them. You will see many mistakes in the WhatsApp forward written above.
- Never click on any link given in any message received on your phone via SMS, WhatsApp or e-mail. It may prove harmful for you.
- Avoid calls or messages with any kind of free offers, prize money, free delivery, gifts etc. Such messages are usually made viral by hackers, so that people can easily fall into their trap.
Jio’s Rs 749 plan
Jio’s Rs 749 recharge plan does not offer three months’ validity. After the plan became expensive, users now get only 72 days’ validity. In this plan, users get the benefit of daily 2GB data and 100 free SMS along with unlimited voice calling. Not only this, Jio is also offering 20GB extra data and unlimited 5G data in this plan.
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