What people don’t do in the cheap est of the day? Sometimes people order online in cheap ergonomic snares and then get cheated. Something similar happened to a boy from Thailand when he saw a cheap iPhone and placed an order online.

The case is in Thailand, where a boy noticed that cheap iPhones were available on the online shopping app. It was cheap enough and the boy ordered the iPhone without checking it completely in order to get the iPhone.

But, when the delivery took place, the boy was shocked. What he ordered was not there. In fact, instead of the iPhone, the company sent an iPhone-like table. The boy was confused and inquired and found that the iPhone table was actually being sold, which was presented with a photo in the sense that it looked like a real iPhone.

According to the survey, consumers are not keeping themselves safe enough on the online platform, as only a quarter, or 27.5 per cent of Indians, have used online security solutions. As a result, a large number of Indian consumers are at risk during online shopping.

New Delhi| The Covid-19 epidemic has led to a significant increase in the trend of online shopping among Indian consumers. Computer security company McPhee said on Tuesday that a survey conducted by him showed an increase of up to 68 per cent in online shopping since the launch of Covid.

The result, however, also shows that consumers are not keeping themselves adequately safe on the online platform, as only a quarter, or 27.5 per cent of Indians, have used online security solutions. As a result, a large number of Indian consumers are at risk during online shopping.

2020 Holiday Season: State of Today’s Digital e-Shopper’ India survey findings show that more than half of Indians feel that cyber scams are more likely during the holiday season, while 42.3 per cent plan to shop during holidays. Venkat Krishnapur, Vice President of Engineering and Managing Director, McFi India, said in a statement,”This trend of shopping will increase further as customers are going to prefer online shopping inorder not to go to the store. In view of the increase in online money transactions, cyber criminals will try to take advantage of this, so it is important that users are alert to potential threats and take precautions to protect themselves and their families during this holiday season. “

Earlier, several other institutions including the Reserve Bank have also expressed apprehension of increase in online frauds. The Reserve Bank is constantly issuing advice to people to be vigilant during online transactions. However, despite all this, cases of online fraud, including card cloning, hacking, are constantly coming to light.