Money to personal accounts
Requests to send a donation to a personal bank account, UPI ID or QR code shared by phone, WhatsApp or social media.
Stay alert
How to recognise fraud
People sometimes misuse the names of charities to cheat others. These are common warning signs.
Fees for jobs or internships
Any "registration", "training", "uniform" or "certificate" fee for a job, internship or volunteering. We never charge such fees.
OTPs and passwords
Requests for an OTP, password, PIN, card number or screen-sharing. We will never ask for these.
Pressure and urgency
Messages that rush you to pay immediately, threaten consequences or promise rewards in return for money.
Look-alike websites and profiles
Websites, pages or accounts that copy our name or logo but use different contact details.
Fake receipts or letters
Receipts, certificates or appointment letters that do not come from our official system or email.
Verify
Our official channels
When in doubt, verify the request using only the details published on this website.
The foundation communicates through the contact details on its Contact Us page. Donations are accepted only through the Donate page of this website or the bank details published there, and every verified donation receives a receipt from our system.
- This website and the contact details shown on it
- Official email: info@preritwelfarefoundation.org
- Donations only through the Donate page of this website
- No fees - ever - for jobs, internships, volunteering or certificates
- We never ask for OTPs, passwords or card details
Report fraud or misuse
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What to do
If you have been targeted
Act quickly - it can make a difference.
- 1
Stop
Do not pay, do not share OTPs or personal details, and stop responding.
- 2
Save evidence
Keep screenshots, phone numbers, links, account details and transaction IDs.
- 3
Lost money? Call 1930
Call the national cyber crime helpline 1930 or report at cybercrime.gov.in immediately, and inform your bank.
- 4
Tell us
Report it using the form above so we can act and warn others.
National cyber crime helpline: 1930
For financial fraud, call 1930 or file a complaint at https://cybercrime.gov.in as soon as possible. Quick reporting improves the chance of stopping the transfer of money.