Did she receive an OTP? In 6 minutes, she had been spammed with 4 texts from ‘DubaiPolice’, ‘ADPOLICE’, ‘UAE PASS’, and ‘FAB’<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nShe was almost convinced by the ADPOLICE text when the scammer asked her to verify her card number, a detail most banks already have. “I understood something was up and informed them I would rather go to the Police station and get myself verified in person.”<\/p>\n
After repeated (empty) threats that she would go to prison, they hung up. The scammers attempted to call her again- but she refused to pick up.<\/p>\n
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In Meeranath’s experience, the scammers even resorted to verbal abuse besides a constant barrage of calls<\/h2>\n
She received 6 calls in total just yesterday, from +971 50 133 4039 and +971 54 389 1120 asking her to verify her bank details with the ‘DubaiPolice.’<\/p>\n
\n“Im not picking [the] call and they continue calling me many, many time[s]. Each time [a] different number and I keep on blocking.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
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