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1 scam pattern and 1 example use this name.
Scammers often pretend to be a real company. Seeing Indian traffic authorities here only means the name appears in a report. It does not mean Indian traffic authorities sent the message.
Patterns with at least one report that uses this brand.
Last seen 2026-09-07 · High severity
Scammers send official-looking letters, emails, or texts claiming you owe money for a traffic ticket, overdue fine, or other government violation. These notices use threats like extra fees, court action, or license...
Individual reports that name this brand.
Fake Government Violation Notice Scam · Seen 2026-09-07 · High severity
A text claims that an e-challan has been issued and threatens legal action unless the recipient pays a penalty immediately. It uses a shortened TinyURL link. The submitted report says that opening the link downloads an...
Alerts that name this brand.
Updated 2026-09-08
A text claims that an e-challan has been issued and threatens legal action unless a penalty is paid immediately. The message uses a shortened link instead of an official traffic or government address. The submitted...