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Phishing in Nepal: Spot Fake Links, SMS and QR Codes
Phishing is a fake message + urgency + a link. The link steals your login or installs malware. Every scam - prize, parcel, job, KYC - follows this shape.
- 1. Inspect the sender: Banks and ISPs never send links from personal numbers or Gmail addresses.
- 2. Read the URL carefully: esewa-care.com is not esewa.com.np. Look for misspellings and extra words.
- 3. Resist urgency: 'Account blocked in 2 hours' is the hook. Real companies give written notice, not panic SMS.
- 4. Never enter OTP on linked pages: No legitimate process asks you to enter an OTP on a page opened from SMS.
- 5. Verify through the official app: Open the real app by typing its address yourself and check for the claimed notice.
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