Identifying whether an email, phone call, text message or webpage is from ChorBazaari.

You might receive fraudulent emails claiming to come from chorbazaari.in. Such emails aim to convince you to reveal sensitive account information. Here are some tips to determine whether an email is from ChorBazaari.

Fake emails look like real emails from chorbazaari.in. These emails often direct you to a false website that looks like an chorbazaari.in website, which asks you to give your account information and password.

These websites can steal your sensitive information and use it to commit fraud or theft.

To protect yourself from these emails, use the following tips.

Know what chorbazaari.in will not ask for

We never ask you for the following information via email:

• Your bank account information, credit card number, PIN or credit card security code (including updates to any of the above)
• Personal information to identify you, e.g., your mother’s maiden name, your place of birth, etc.
• Your com password

Check the return address

Real ChorBazaari emails come from an email address ending in “@chorbazaari.in” or “@ chorbazaari.in”.

To tell if an email is genuine, check the return address. If the “from” line of the email looks like “chorbazaari-security@gmail.com” or “chorbazaari-payments@msn.com” or contains the name of another internet service provider (ISP), it is fake.

Check the email header information to see that the “received from”, “reply to”, and “return path” for the email come from  “@ chorbazaari.in”.

Check the website address

Some phishers create spoof websites that contain the word “chorbazaari” in the URL. Real ChorBazaari websites end with  “@ chorbazaari.in”, e.g., chorbazaari.in, www.chorbazaari.in, etc.

We never use a combination such as “security- chorbazaari.in” or ” chorbazaari.in.biz”.

Some phishing emails include a link that looks like it will take you to your seller account, but is a shortened link to a different website. If you hover over the link in your email client, you may see the underlying web address, either as a pop-up or as information in the browser status bar.

Look out for poor grammar or typographical errors

Many phishers send emails that they translate from other languages or do not proof-read.

Identifying whether a phone call is from ChorBazaari

You might receive fraudulent calls claiming to come from chorbazaari.in. Such calls aim to convince you to reveal sensitive account information. Here are some tips to determine whether a call is from ChorBazaari.

The caller can use any information that you reveal to commit fraud or theft. We suggest that you consider a few things before acting.

Know what chorbazaari.in will not ask for

• We do not run any contests that require you to pay to participate or to give your bank details for any lottery or cash transaction.
• We do not ask for sensitive ChorBazaari account information, e.g., password, saved cards, etc., or banking account information, e.g., bank account number, CVV etc.
• We never call you about contests or offers, as they are visible on our website or mobile application.

What should I do if I receive any such call?

• Be alert when responding to such calls.
• Never reveal sensitive information or details that a caller can use to identify you, e.g., date of birth, your pet’s name, etc.
• If you want to take further action, report the call to your nearest police station. We will co-operate with any police investigation.

When in doubt contact us.

Report a Phishing email

We take phishing and spoofing attempts seriously. If you receive an email that you think may not be from ChorBazaari, report it to stop.spoofing@chorbazaari.in

Note: ChorBazaari cannot respond to you personally when you write to stop.spoofing@chorbazaari.in, but you may receive an automatic confirmation email.

If you have security concerns about your account, please contact us.