8 hours Ago
Introduction
Today, a new scam has come to light in which mastermind Saurabh Pandey is targeting his old colleagues. Saurabh previously worked in a prestigious organization like The Times of India, and now he is cheating people by taking advantage of them being his ex-colleagues.
How does Saurabh commit the scam?
Saurabh Pandey first contacts his old colleagues through the Internet. Then he gives them an attractive offer by showing them the confidence and 100% trust of getting PR (Permanent Residency) for Canada. Saurabh says that he can arrange Canada PR for them at very low and minimal prices. For this, he demands only 2 lakh rupees from each one.
Once he collects all the money from all colleagues in the span of 2-3 months then he breaks contact and disappears. He has repeated this scam again and again and has made many people victims of his tricks so far.
Why does he target old colleagues?
Saurabh Pandey targets his old colleagues because he knows that they will trust him and will not hesitate to send money. By understanding their emotions, and trust level he starts manipulating them. And this is how he easily deceives them by winning their trust.
Saurabh Pandey Details:
Name: Saurabh Pandey
Email: [email protected]
Phone Number: +91 7837737412, +1 (229) 999-0616
Location: Mayur Vihar, Delhi (India)
How to be cautious?
- If someone gives you an unusually cheap offer for Canada PR or any kind of visa, be cautious.
- Check the background of any person before transferring money to him.
- Report such cases to the police immediately.
- Never share personal information or money with an unknown person.
The Bottom Line
It is very important to be cautious to avoid scammers like Saurabh Pandey. Remember, anything that sounds too good to be true is often a lie.
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Note: The purpose of this article is to make people aware. If you notice any suspicious activity, immediately inform the local police or cyber crime department.
