Every day, people get SMS with fake numbers regarding “Ehsaas Program 25000” fraud. Be aware this: Ehsaas Program is not sending any kind of alert via SMS.
There are calls and SMS messages from various Jazz, Zong, Ufone and Telenor numbers. Fraudsters even use PTCL numbers to make an awful impression on people.
In reality, they will contact you or send an SMS to your prepaid or postpaid number , and they will ask for personal information from you. Do not provide any information or CNIC number to them.
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Ehsaas Program 25000
Yes, the Ehsaas Program provides money but through Alerts via SMS or calls, you won’t get any information. To complete your Ehsaas Registration, participants need to go to the nearest help center.
For those who receive an SMS that contain the information “you have received 25,000 from the program” Please call at this number. Remember that it’s an untrue SMS. They’ll try to extort cash from you in order to defraud you.
25,000 SMS (Exp)
We have provided below an example SMS to everyone. Apna4G warns users to not reply or call back these numbers. They could take your personal information and bank account funds or even take over your phone. So, stay clear of these types of calls and SMS. Also, when messages or calls are made to your phone, just switch them off or block these messages.
What To Do?
If you receive an unauthorised or fraudulent text or phone call, you need to stop the call or SMS. In addition it is necessary to remove the number from your SIM. Therefore, those scammers will not be able contact you once more. Follow Ehsaas Registration using this legitimate article.
Official Check
The best way to determine whether you’re eligible or enroll in Ehsaas or register for the Ehsaas Program is to check the website.site. Additionally, you can contact the CNIC number to 81771. In reply, you will receive information about whether you’re eligible for monthly allowances or not.