cyber cell requires compliant to be lodged within 24 hours of the fraud being committed. police won't get your money back or catch the culprit but their copy of complaint letter will help you talk to the party who carried out the transaction (ATM, POS, website etc).Still if you think we can do something then please I'm waiting.
you are too late, in the sense that the stolen money could've been spent by now. still, if police catches the culprit, you might get your money back even after a month but that's just a daydream.
anyways, visit the cyber crime cell in your area and request them to give a complaint number against your incident. you'll need to submit all the details in writing - i guess you've already done this. don't mention FIR. tell them that you are just following the process required by bank/website etc.
all the ecom sites have fraud handling departments. send the copy of this letter, complaint number, your ID to whoever you think carried out the transaction for that caller. send them all the relevant details such as the time and transaction number.
for once, can you share the details? like how did you come to know about the fraud? email or SMS? and what kind of messages did your bro receive? was there any website involved or the card was used at some physical location?For that I have to contact Vodafone Delhi. But are they really gonna entertain me? They will ask me to launch FIR either here or there.
relaxMy bad. I guess people cannot read the post after a comma, which talks about bank roles and what they can do. Thanks for telling me.
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