NEW DELHI, Mar 4: In the case of a young woman being duped of Rs 6 lakh, FedEx has said that it does not request personal information through unsolicited phone calls, mail, or email for goods being shipped or held, unless requested/initiated by customers. The company added, “If any individual receives any suspicious phone calls or messages, they are advised not to provide their personal information and instead should contact our customer service hotline at 1800-22-6161 or 1800-209-6161 for verification.” […]
In the case of a young woman being duped of Rs 6 lakh, FedEx has said that it does not request personal information through unsolicited phone calls, mail, or email for goods being shipped or held, unless requested/initiated by customers.
Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. The young woman in Delhi was apparently duped of Rs 6 lakh by fraudsters who were posing as Mumbai Police officers, ANI reported on Thursday. Business News | Rs 6L Duping Case: FedEx Says It Does Not Request Personal Info Via Unsolicited Phone Calls, Mail.