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I got a message fom TM-SPDCCOMP stating that my mobile No. has won GBP 200, 000 in 2009SPDCUK(SHELL) in T'L Mobile Draw (PIN NO:SPDC-012009) and to complain I have to write my name and PIN No. to Dr. Ibrahaim of ENgland by email : [protected]@live.com. Please confirm whether it is true of false? Thank U. A. Krishna Mohan Was this information helpful? | |
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I got a message fom TM-SPDCCOMP stating that my mobile No. has won GBP 200, 000 in 2009SPDCUK(SHELL) in T'L Mobile Draw (PIN NO:SPDC-012009) they told to claim Dr. Ibrahaim of ENgland by email : [protected]@live.com.
IS IT REALLY TRUE OR FRAUD. if it is true plz contact mobile no [protected]
P VENKATESWARA REDDY
IS IT REALLY TRUE OR FRAUD. if it is true plz contact mobile no [protected]
P VENKATESWARA REDDY
how can i believe is it true or not if it is true contact me on [protected]
I Got a Message on my Mobile Congratulation! Your Mobile Number Has won GBP 200, 000.00 in the 2009 (SHELL)Int"L Mobile Draw UK. To Claim Your Prize contact Dr.Scotton Phone Number [protected] or email: [protected]@hotmail.com
I was responded and sent email to know the status and they are just demanding me to put 440 GBP Pounds as Fees. From the message itself it showing Fruad on them why dont we take some major steps to stop this Cheating Cases. I personally Give the Complaint to the Indian Consumer Court. Not any more a Indian to be cheated.
With Regards,
K.Rajesh
[protected].
I was responded and sent email to know the status and they are just demanding me to put 440 GBP Pounds as Fees. From the message itself it showing Fruad on them why dont we take some major steps to stop this Cheating Cases. I personally Give the Complaint to the Indian Consumer Court. Not any more a Indian to be cheated.
With Regards,
K.Rajesh
[protected].
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I got a message fom TM-SPDCCOMP stating that my mobile No.[protected] has won GBP 200, 000 in 2009SPDCUK(SHELL) in T'L Mobile Draw (PIN NO:SPDC-012009) and to complain I have to write my name and PIN No. to Dr. Ibrahaim of ENgland by email : [protected]@live.com.
Please confirm whether it is true of false?
Thank U.
Nikhil Krishna Dev
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Posted:[protected] by A KRISHNA MOHAN Send email
T'L Mobile Draw
I got a message fom TM-SPDCCOMP stating that my mobile No.[protected] has won GBP 200, 000 in 2009SPDCUK(SHELL) in T'L Mobile Draw (PIN NO:SPDC-012009) and to complain I have to write my name and PIN No. to Dr. Ibrahaim of ENgland by email : [protected]@live.com.
Please confirm whether it is true of false?
Thank U.
Nikhil Krishna Dev
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I got a message fom TM-SPDCCOMP stating that my mobile No.[protected] has won GBP 200, 000 in 2009 SPDCUK(SHELL) in T'L Mobile Draw (PIN NO:SPDC-012009) and to complain I have to write my name to Dr. Ibrahaim of ENgland by email : [protected]@live.com.
Please confirm whether it is true of false?
Thank U.
Ramani Devi
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I got a message fom TM-SPDCCOMP stating that my mobile No.[protected] has won GBP 200, 000 in 2009 SPDCUK(SHELL) in T'L Mobile Draw (PIN NO:SPDC-012009) and to complain I have to write my name to Dr. Ibrahaim of ENgland by email : [protected]@live.com.
Please confirm whether it is true of false?
Thank U.
Ramani Devi
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I got a message fom TM-SPDCCOMP stating that my mobile No.[protected] has won GBP 200, 000 in 2009 SPDCUK(SHELL) in T'L Mobile Draw (PIN NO:SPDC-081511) and to complain I have to write my name to Dr. Ibrahaim of ENgland by email : [protected]@live.com.
Please confirm whether it is true of false
Please confirm whether it is true of false
GBP — 02intl lucky draw
sir,i also got a message that yuor cell no has won gbp500, 000 pounds in the 02 intl lucky draw in UK.
to claim E-Mail your name/ cell no and address to:[protected]@live.com. what we proceed next.
name - sushil sinha
cell no-[protected]
add-sushil sinha
stn wksp eme shillong
meghalaya
700332
cell no-[protected]
add-sushil sinha
stn wksp eme shillong
meghalaya
700332
Mumbai: With India adding almost 8 million cellphone subscribers per month - and SMS being the largest-used service - hackers find vishing a great tool to target gullible users.
Rakshita Kolaskar (name changed) was pleasantly surprised to receive a SMS recently, announcing her as the winner of a $3 million (around Rs 12.5 crore) prize from the Shell International Mobile Draw.
The message prompted her to mail her claim and asked her to call an international number. However, when her excitement died, she tried hard to recall if she ever used any Shell product or service, as the SMS stated.
She soon realised that she had never done so. So why was this SMS sent, especially, when a Shell official confirmed that it had not issued any such award?
Welcome to the world of Vishing or voice phishing, wherein hackers are using a combination of voice over internet protocol (VoIP), SMSs and the internet to fool and redirect users into dialling a phone number and collect critical information for financial gain. In Kolaskar's case, both mobile spam and vishing were used.
Phishing-related losses have been estimated at $2.8 billion with a single victim losing $1, 244 in 2006, compared with $257 in 2005, according to Gartner.
According to some recent reports, phishing attacks on banks have increased since the beginning of the year.
Globally, the first vishing attack was registered in 2006, but there have been reports that these are increasing. Earlier this year, the FBI's internet Crime Centre said it received multiple reports on different variations of vishing. These attacks against US financial institutes and individual users continue to rise.
Many feel that India is a compelling market for this kind of an attack. With almost 8 million subscribers added per month —and SMS the largest-used service —experts feel this could be the best way to target Indian users.
Rohas Nagpal, president, Asian School of Cyberlaw, feels that the above is an social engineering attack could be later used for a fraudulent activity or it could also be the first step towards vishing.
Security experts are of the opinion that more than the technology solutions, it is the ease of database availability from the telecom operators that is responsible for this in India. "If you go to Nehru place in New Delhi, you can get a mobile number database for a few thousands of rupees, " says a security specialist.
Many feel that laws should be strengthened. Kartik Shahani, regional director, India, McAfee, says: "Everyone knows that databases are sold by network operators. One can also specify the type of database based on a user's ARPU spend. Besides, the rules and regulations on providing database access to other users are very weak in India."
He also believes that if the attack is taking place from the net, then there are solutions that can help users detect the authentic site. But in case of vishing, it becomes difficult.
Howard Schmidt, president and CEO, R&H Security Consulting and a former special advisor for cyberspace security for the White House, had told Business Standard that with the mobile usage increasing, the next wave of security threats will target handhelds.
He said: "Five years from now, the mobile will be used like we use PC and laptops today. So, the attacks will be using the data on the handheld. The problem is that while solutions are available people are not using it."
Niraj Kaushik, country manager, India and Saarc, Trend Micro, cautions that though vishing is still at a nascent stage, very few operators are providing any security solutions that can control spam on mobile handsets.
The Nigerian scam
Phishing is a common phenomenon on the internet. It is a form of internet fraud that aims to steal valuable information such as credit card details, social security numbers, user IDs and passwords for financial gains.
Several top banks in India have reportedly been hit by phishing. A popular email scam is the Nigerian scam.
The email, in this case, is sent by a prominent official from an African country asking the recipient to help him/her in depositing money into a local bank and also offers to share the bounty.
Source: Business standard
Rakshita Kolaskar (name changed) was pleasantly surprised to receive a SMS recently, announcing her as the winner of a $3 million (around Rs 12.5 crore) prize from the Shell International Mobile Draw.
The message prompted her to mail her claim and asked her to call an international number. However, when her excitement died, she tried hard to recall if she ever used any Shell product or service, as the SMS stated.
She soon realised that she had never done so. So why was this SMS sent, especially, when a Shell official confirmed that it had not issued any such award?
Welcome to the world of Vishing or voice phishing, wherein hackers are using a combination of voice over internet protocol (VoIP), SMSs and the internet to fool and redirect users into dialling a phone number and collect critical information for financial gain. In Kolaskar's case, both mobile spam and vishing were used.
Phishing-related losses have been estimated at $2.8 billion with a single victim losing $1, 244 in 2006, compared with $257 in 2005, according to Gartner.
According to some recent reports, phishing attacks on banks have increased since the beginning of the year.
Globally, the first vishing attack was registered in 2006, but there have been reports that these are increasing. Earlier this year, the FBI's internet Crime Centre said it received multiple reports on different variations of vishing. These attacks against US financial institutes and individual users continue to rise.
Many feel that India is a compelling market for this kind of an attack. With almost 8 million subscribers added per month —and SMS the largest-used service —experts feel this could be the best way to target Indian users.
Rohas Nagpal, president, Asian School of Cyberlaw, feels that the above is an social engineering attack could be later used for a fraudulent activity or it could also be the first step towards vishing.
Security experts are of the opinion that more than the technology solutions, it is the ease of database availability from the telecom operators that is responsible for this in India. "If you go to Nehru place in New Delhi, you can get a mobile number database for a few thousands of rupees, " says a security specialist.
Many feel that laws should be strengthened. Kartik Shahani, regional director, India, McAfee, says: "Everyone knows that databases are sold by network operators. One can also specify the type of database based on a user's ARPU spend. Besides, the rules and regulations on providing database access to other users are very weak in India."
He also believes that if the attack is taking place from the net, then there are solutions that can help users detect the authentic site. But in case of vishing, it becomes difficult.
Howard Schmidt, president and CEO, R&H Security Consulting and a former special advisor for cyberspace security for the White House, had told Business Standard that with the mobile usage increasing, the next wave of security threats will target handhelds.
He said: "Five years from now, the mobile will be used like we use PC and laptops today. So, the attacks will be using the data on the handheld. The problem is that while solutions are available people are not using it."
Niraj Kaushik, country manager, India and Saarc, Trend Micro, cautions that though vishing is still at a nascent stage, very few operators are providing any security solutions that can control spam on mobile handsets.
The Nigerian scam
Phishing is a common phenomenon on the internet. It is a form of internet fraud that aims to steal valuable information such as credit card details, social security numbers, user IDs and passwords for financial gains.
Several top banks in India have reportedly been hit by phishing. A popular email scam is the Nigerian scam.
The email, in this case, is sent by a prominent official from an African country asking the recipient to help him/her in depositing money into a local bank and also offers to share the bounty.
Source: Business standard
is it true...or something fraud...and what i have to do to receive it?????
cell no-[protected]
type-4 A/1 govt quarters, gandhighat
agartala, tripura(W), india
pin-799001
type-4 A/1 govt quarters, gandhighat
agartala, tripura(W), india
pin-799001
I got massage from SPDCUK(SHELL)INTL.MYmobile number is [protected].My mobile number has won GBP 200, 000 in the 2009.
Please confirm whether it ture or false? Please sent a message in my number.
Thinking you
by
Thangaraju.T
Please confirm whether it ture or false? Please sent a message in my number.
Thinking you
by
Thangaraju.T
i have got a message that i have won englands draw of 200, 000 pound and my number is [protected]
dear sir i got your massage and i want to my prize so please give me any suggestion for i get my prize easily
sorry sir for again but i want to add my mobile number it [protected]
Respected sir, i have got ur msg that i have won prize of 2lack gb pounds in 2009 shell international mobile draws.so i claim to my prize.my contect no is. 1.[protected], [protected], [protected]
i have got your msg for 2 lackpound atleast tell me how can get my prize
dear sir please give me informatain about this.I want my prize so give me any suggestion for i get my prize easily.my contact no is.[protected],[protected]
last night i got the message on the mobile that i won the prize of 200 000 GB Pounds in 2009International Mobile Draws. I want to ask that is it true or some one is making joke with me? If it is true then, how it will work to get my prize? tell me?Thanks a lot for that.
GBP — IT'S TRUE OR FRAUD
Dear Sir,I got a sms from Dr.Robert, You have won GBP 200000 in 2008.Kindly confirm is it true or joke.If is it true please call [protected] tell or send mail on my mail id.
Kindly revert on priority.
Thanks & Regards
Sarika