The festive season brings excitement, shopping, and celebrations across India. You look for discounts, send gifts, and enjoy the joy of giving. But along with this cheer comes a wave of digital scams waiting to trap the unaware. Over the past few weeks, fake Diwali offers have flooded WhatsApp and Instagram. Fraudsters are sharing links and messages disguised as “special discounts” or “free gifts,” tricking users into revealing personal and banking details. ADVERTISEMENT Common messages like “Get 50% off this Diwali” or “Click here for your free gift” redirect users to fraudulent sites. These links often steal information or install malware that secretly accesses your phone data. The scam has evolved beyond links. Fake event invites, coupon codes, and gift card schemes now appear in direct messages or calls. Many ask for small courier or registration fees, leading to quick but serious financial losses. The best protection this Diwali is awareness. Avoid clicking unknown links, confirm every offer through official brand pages, and trust your instincts. If an offer feels too good to be true, it definitely is. Stay alert and celebrate safely. Subscribe to our newsletter Get first on net U.S. premiere reports, reviews, breaking news, trending topics, and
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