In Chennai, a girl found it costly to order food from Uber Eats when she had to pay 40,000 for Biryani. According to reports, Priya Agarwal, who lives in Sovarpet, had gone to Wadapalani with her friends. He ordered a plate of Biryani through the Uber Eats App. He had also made Rs 76 online drink for Biryani. But shortly after, he received a message that his order had been cancelled. But he did not get a refund for what he paid online. The girl got uber-etes customer care number Google to inquire about her.

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Unfortunately, the number that appeared on Google was a fake number that belonged to a fraud. Unknowingly, Priya called the operator of the fake 'customer care' and spoke to her who asked for her bank details. The person told Priya that Rs.76, being a small amount, cannot be refunded online. He suggested that if he deposited Rs.5,000, he would refund them Rs.  Priya accepted her and made 5,000 drinks through Google Pay. However, they did not get this amount. By then the fraudster had come to know about the bank details, he told Priya that he had sent OTP and he would have deposited the money if he told him the OTP would be deposited. When the money still did not reach her account, Priya repeatedly told OTP, based on the fraud instructions.

Thus, the fraud took out a total of Rs 40,000 from Priya's account. Then Ja Priya realized that it was a fake number. Priya lodged a complaint at the Wadapalani police station and the police is investigating the phone number. Logos need to be careful when using online services, especially when it comes to sharing important details.

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