Respected sir,
On 4th feb.2017 i wrote a mail to your customer care stating that there is discrepancy of rs.386/-. On 4th feb.2017 as i was booking uber cab to go to bangalore city railway station to perform our journey to tirunelvelli to see my ailing uncle. Meanwhile i received a call from one mr. Ravi varma of paytm that he is going sort out the discrepancy and asked my email address and date of birth, i declined to give but he told it is for security reasons then i gave my email and date of birth. After few minutes i started getting messages from citibank that an amount of rs, 10000, rs.9987, rs.10000, rs.19000 and rs.25000 totaling rs.73987/- withdrawn fradulantly via 5 transaction.
The mob. No. Of contact is [protected], [protected] and [protected]
Date: 04/02/2017 time : 2.38 pm
My name: el chandrasekar
Citibank a/c no.[protected] card no.[protected].
Today also i received a call from one of your executive asking my bank details i declined except the citibank a/c no and ifsc code since he was telling me he was trying to transfer rs.44000/- out of 73987/- fraudulantly withdrawn he was persisting about some private bank details so that he can transfer when i asked about the identity he disconnected the call.
Sir, i am retired official of psu receiving a meagre amout of rs.1855/- pension a month is shocked. I urge you to book the culprit who is bringing a bad name to your company and restore back my money in my savings bank account. I already raised a complaint to pmo's offfice attached the fir copy for their action.
Regards
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