Ever since the lockdown has been imposed all across the world, people are restricted to step out of their homes to shop for themselves and have now started to buy online for almost everything. This also includes shopping for groceries online. However, it seems like some sellers have begun taking advantage of the current economic situation in the worst possible manner.
Although some stores and outlets are now operational, people are still skeptical about the idea of stepping out because the virus is nowhere near ending any time soon. This gives online sellers a perfect chance to scam their online buyers.
The growing online shopping scams
As the number of online shopping frauds is increasing rapidly, a new version of online shopping fraud has emerged. In this latest version, scammers pretend to be legitimate online sellers.
Nadia Hussain shares her complete experience
Just recently, the Pakistani model, Nadia Hussain, shared her experience of falling prey to online shopping scams. She took it to her Instagram account, where she mentioned all the details of the incident. She also clarified that she’s not holding any of the courier services accountable for this incident.
Here’s the full video
Moreover, Nadia Hussain also shared a CCTV footage of the rider at the end of her video for her audience to see. Lastly, Nadia Hussain warns all the online shoppers to be careful and vigilant when placing orders online. She also advised her followers to always check the details on the package before one pays for it.
In the past, Nadia Hussain has been brutally abused for many reasons. During the lockdown, she has been going live on her Instagram account where she shares makeup tips and challenges her fans for a 5-minute makeup look!
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