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Sebi warns against securities frauds using social media platforms

IndiaTimes Friday, 11 April 2025
SEBI has cautioned the public about the rise of securities market fraud on social media platforms, where fraudsters use fake testimonials and promise guaranteed returns. The regulator advises caution and verification of social media accounts claiming to represent registered entities. SEBI has also introduced a '1600' phone number series to help investors identify legitimate service calls from registered entities.
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