[Resolved]  Savethedeals.in — Fraud of savethedeal.com

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Mumbai City, Maharashtra

Dear All,

I received a similar mail from savethedeals.com offering me a six movie ticket deal for only Rs 50/- and a lot of other gift voucher's. When you click on the link you are prompted to enter your credit/debit card details. The offer sounded too good to be true. Hence as a matter of practise I decided to do some background check before proceeding any further as my school friend has been cheated once by an online company called whacky.com. What I found on the various sites shocked me. Not only is this a fraud website but they seem to have devised a method by which they can debit your account without you even entering the OTP password or 3D secure pin.

My advise to all you guys is to first buy stuff from a reputed website or at least check out the blogging sites before purchasing anything from the not-so-well known sites.

Last and not the least always trust your instinct's. If you ever find an offer which is '"TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE" then it probably is.

Regards
Siddharth N