‘COD pe bhi ab fielding set hai’: Netizens wonder after digital creator warns of Cash on Delivery scams

The rapid expansion of e -commerce in India since the epidemic has brought increased comfort, but also a rise in fraudulent activities targeting online shoppers. One of the emerging threats is the cash fraud on delivery (COD), which has become widespread as more consumers choose this payment method. Tvisha Tuli recently sparked a warning about this fraud, drawing attention to how it affects families throughout the country.

Through the viral Instagram ball, TULI described how the fraudsters send fake parcels through well -known fir networks, including Delhivery, Blue Dart, Ecom Express and Shadowfax. She made it clear that these delivery companies are not complicit; The fraudsters offend their platforms to look legitimate, and the exploitation of confidence in people in established brands.

Tuli shared its own meeting: a package of face masks under the name of a family member was delivered, although no one was ordering it. The expulsion was returned, but it soon arrived, directed to a family member. Assuming it was real, someone paid 700 rupees. When the package is opened, the contents did not match the poster, which led to a loss.

“When we opened the package, what was written abroad was not. There was something with a Chinese text inside. Even the quick response symbol of the product could not be wiped, and I lost the money,” she participated.

According to assumption, the fraud is very targeted. She suspects that fraudsters have data on frequent COD customers and members of their families. She warned: “It is clear that these fraudsters have data in which code houses are repeatedly requested and those who live there. They revolve the names, turn the delivery partners, then take the money of the cod.”

Tuli highlighted that this fraud does not distinguish by age, with a warning that even younger shoppers can be deceived through the clear legitimacy of their reliable assistants. She emphasized that the delivery companies themselves do not participate in fraud, but their services are manipulated to prove credibility.

Tuli urged the audience to stay awake when receiving COD packages, especially if the request is unexpected or the sender is not unfamiliar. Soon after the video distribution, Internet users participated in taking them, saying that even getting rid of criticism stops a safe option.

“Matlab cod PE Bhi Ab Fielding Set Hai”, a user commented on Jest.

A second user said: “E -commerce not only sells products, but also mining personal data. Every click and a list of wishes and purchase creates a profile that pour it. For consumers, it represents a danger, for companies, a golden mine.

One of the third users wrote: “I recently faced a similar COD fraud. Thank you for treating this (SIC).”

A fourth user claimed: “The data is leaked from Shopify. It has happened to me recently.”