Additionally, you will never be contacted personally by Meesho about unauthorised offers, lotteries, contests, or schemes that promise money for such participation.

Neither our representatives nor authorised recruitment consultants take money or any other payment for employment at Meesho. We at Meesho take strong measures to ensure the safety of our users and strict actions against fraudsters. However, we need our users to act cautiously to prevent such fraudulent cases and report to us if they encounter one. The best way to do this, is to get a group of friends or family members together, and plan your victim.With April 1st coming up shortly, now is the time to start planning how to make a fool out of your friends and family. That urges the user to share their bank account and personal details on the pretext of paying for some applicable taxes or token/processing fee in advance to claim the reward. This blog will educate you about the different types of lottery frauds, preventive measures, and reliable sources of finding information about Meesho. Avoid paying any money or deposit funds to any person wrongfully claiming to be Meesho's representative or job consultant(s).

However, anybody who is a popular scratchcard player – or reads our articles about scratchcards – will immediately spot a fake. But to claim the reward, they must share their bank information and transfer a processing fee or pay applicable taxes on the lottery amount in advance, i. That includes bank details such as OTP, UPI/ATM PIN, CVV or credit/debit card details to anyone claiming to be Meesho's representative. Sometimes they might come back with the promise of a bigger reward and continue to trick the recipient.Making a friend or family member embarass themselves is one thing, but catching the moment in action on camera ensures you have a lifelong memory. We actively communicate with our users through push notifications, community announcements, and more. Find an excuse to give out more than one scratchcard out at a time (as a gift), then ensure that your victim picks the fake scratchcard – often one with a big jackpot prize on offer! The fraudsters might also ask for personal details such as Aadhaar card number, bank account details, debit/credit card information, digital wallet details, and OTP.

Fake scratchcards are exactly what they sound like – they are scratchcards that have no monetary value – but they look real enough that any body you give one to will believe that they are suddenly rich! Pranking somebody with a fake scratchcard is a really easy thing to do, as long as you are not too suspicious about it.