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Latest Cash Prize Winners List of Zain 2017
Name: Mohammad Bin Al Abbar
Prize Amount: 2,00,000 AED
Location: Kuwait
Mobile # : 0501*****901
Name: Fatma Abdullah
Prize Amount: 2,00,000 AED
Location: Dubai
Mobile # : 0542*****395
Name: Mohammad Ahsan
Prize Amount: 50,000 AED
Location: Kuwait
Mobile # : 0549*****219
Name: Chris Toper
Prize Amount: 50,000 AED
Location: United State
Mobile # : 0504*****556
Name: Amrinder Patel
Prize Amount: 2,00,000
Location: Qatar
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Location: Kuwait
Mobile # : 0569*****332
Name:Juma Al Majid
Prize Amount: 2,00,000 AED
Location: Kuwait
Mobile # : 0556*****095
Name:Adi Bitar
Prize Amount: 2,00,000 AED
Location: Oman
Mobile # : 0568*****319
Name:Fahad Al Hashmi
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Location: UAE
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Name: Aysha Sultan
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Location: Oman
Mobile # : 0575*****001
Zain Warns To Customers of New Cell Phone Scam
Zain has said it is investigating what it suspects to be a local gang running a phone scam in an attempt to defraud residents.
The country’s largest telecom firm said in a statement that it has received reports of its customers being called by individuals who are falsely pretending to be representatives of Zain and other local companies.
Photo for illustrative purposes only.
Appearing to be calling from a number within Qatar, these individuals tell their would-be victims that they’ve just won a major competition. In order to claim their prize, however, they must send in the codes from Zain's Hala prepaid wireless service vouchers as “processing fees.”
Zain said it is not running any such competition and would never request its customers’ Hala voucher numbers over the phone. The company is reminding customers never to provide their financial information or other personal details.
“We ask our customers to be cautious when receiving calls of this nature,” Zain spokesperson Fatima Sultan Al Kuwari said in a statement.
The company did not state how many of its customers had been affected or what losses had been incurred. However, Zain added that it was working with local authorities to track down the perpetrators as well as supporting several measures to help prevent its customers from being victimized.
Previous scams
This is not the first time that a local telecom company has issued an alert about its customers being targeted by fraudsters.
Last summer, both Zain and Vodafone warned of an increasingly common “one-ring” scam, in which customers received a missed call from an unknown international number.
If they called the number – often originating from Latvia, Senegal or Belarus – back, ictQatar said residents risked being charged massive long-distance fees and unknowingly surrendering access to personal bank accounts, statements, photographs, contacts and everything else registered on the user’s mobile phone.
However, some observers cast doubt on the suggestion that simply calling a phone number back won’t expose a mobile user to this type of fraud.
For illustrative purposes only.
Anyone who receives a dubious call from someone claiming to be from Zain or another company is asked to report the number to Zain via its Facebook page, Twitter account or website.
Additionally, mobile customers can avoid receiving unwanted SMS messages numbers using the “Block List” feature in the latest version of the Zain app, which is available for free via Google Play or the iTunes Store.
Other free apps, such as Truecaller – which provides caller ID and blocking features – are also available available for Android devices and iPhones.
Residents are also advised to avoid answering calls or responding to text messages from international and local numbers that they do not recognize.
Last year, the Supreme Council of Information and Technology (ictQatar) released a video to help users protect themselves against phone scammers.
It also offered several guidelines:
Don’t display or give your mobile number to retailers, restaurants or websites;
Don’t provide your mobile number when you participate in surveys or filling out random questionnaires;
Ask questions if you have any doubts or don’t understand why a company needs to have your mobile number when you buy a service or product; and
Check incoming spam messages to see if there is an option to stop receiving future messages through an opt-out procedure.
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Conditions Of Security Deposite For Swiss World Bank Are Given Below:-
The Winners Of Prizes From Zain And Cashu Have Must Pay Security Deposite According To The Bank Rullings.
The Amount Of 15000/-QAR.Winner Customer Have Must Pay 2500/-QAR. Before Cash The Prize Amount.
The Winner Of 20,000/-QAR. Have Must Pay 3500/-QAR. As A Security Deposite Before The Cash Prize.According To The New Rullings Of World Swiss Bank In 2017.
This Finaly Decide After Discounting.
This Decian Was Approved By The Meeting Of Large Banch In The UAE.
(Note)
This Security Deposite Amount Will Be Refundable In The Amount Of Cash Prize.This Decian Was Finally Reported On Dated 30-03-2017
(Notice For Winners Customers)
All The Winner Customers Congratulate From Zain Your Cash Deposite Has Been Discounted From 5000/-QAR. To 3500/-QAR. & 2500/-QAR.Now All The Customers Have To Pay This Deposite Before The Date 30-03-2017 & Cash The Prize Amount Till 30-03-2017 All The Process Of The Winner Customers Has Been Completed From Zain& Cashu Through The Swiss World Bank
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Latest Cash Prize Winners List of Zain 2017
Name: Mohammad Bin Al Abbar
Prize Amount: 2,00,000 AED
Location: Kuwait
Mobile # : 0501*****901
Name: Fatma Abdullah
Prize Amount: 2,00,000 AED
Location: Dubai
Mobile # : 0542*****395
Name: Mohammad Ahsan
Prize Amount: 50,000 AED
Location: Kuwait
Mobile # : 0549*****219
Name: Chris Toper
Prize Amount: 50,000 AED
Location: United State
Mobile # : 0504*****556
Name: Amrinder Patel
Prize Amount: 2,00,000
Location: Qatar
Mobile # : 0507*****709
Name: Priya laxmi
Prize Amount: 50,000
Location: Kuwait
Mobile # : 0569*****332
Name:Juma Al Majid
Prize Amount: 2,00,000 AED
Location: Kuwait
Mobile # : 0556*****095
Name:Adi Bitar
Prize Amount: 2,00,000 AED
Location: Oman
Mobile # : 0568*****319
Name:Fahad Al Hashmi
Prize Amount: 20,000 AED
Location: UAE
Mobile # : 0552*****990
Name: Aysha Sultan
Prize Amount: 2,00,000 AED
Location: Oman
Mobile # : 0575*****001
Zain has said it is investigating what it suspects to be a local gang running a phone scam in an attempt to defraud residents.
The country’s largest telecom firm said in a statement that it has received reports of its customers being called by individuals who are falsely pretending to be representatives of Zain and other local companies.
Photo for illustrative purposes only.
Appearing to be calling from a number within Qatar, these individuals tell their would-be victims that they’ve just won a major competition. In order to claim their prize, however, they must send in the codes from Zain's Hala prepaid wireless service vouchers as “processing fees.”
Zain said it is not running any such competition and would never request its customers’ Hala voucher numbers over the phone. The company is reminding customers never to provide their financial information or other personal details.
“We ask our customers to be cautious when receiving calls of this nature,” Zain spokesperson Fatima Sultan Al Kuwari said in a statement.
The company did not state how many of its customers had been affected or what losses had been incurred. However, Zain added that it was working with local authorities to track down the perpetrators as well as supporting several measures to help prevent its customers from being victimized.
Previous scams
This is not the first time that a local telecom company has issued an alert about its customers being targeted by fraudsters.
Last summer, both Zain and Vodafone warned of an increasingly common “one-ring” scam, in which customers received a missed call from an unknown international number.
If they called the number – often originating from Latvia, Senegal or Belarus – back, ictQatar said residents risked being charged massive long-distance fees and unknowingly surrendering access to personal bank accounts, statements, photographs, contacts and everything else registered on the user’s mobile phone.
However, some observers cast doubt on the suggestion that simply calling a phone number back won’t expose a mobile user to this type of fraud.
For illustrative purposes only.
Anyone who receives a dubious call from someone claiming to be from Zain or another company is asked to report the number to Zain via its Facebook page, Twitter account or website.
Additionally, mobile customers can avoid receiving unwanted SMS messages numbers using the “Block List” feature in the latest version of the Zain app, which is available for free via Google Play or the iTunes Store.
Other free apps, such as Truecaller – which provides caller ID and blocking features – are also available available for Android devices and iPhones.
Residents are also advised to avoid answering calls or responding to text messages from international and local numbers that they do not recognize.
Last year, the Supreme Council of Information and Technology (ictQatar) released a video to help users protect themselves against phone scammers.
It also offered several guidelines:
Don’t display or give your mobile number to retailers, restaurants or websites;
Don’t provide your mobile number when you participate in surveys or filling out random questionnaires;
Ask questions if you have any doubts or don’t understand why a company needs to have your mobile number when you buy a service or product; and
Check incoming spam messages to see if there is an option to stop receiving future messages through an opt-out procedure.
Security Deposite
Conditions Of Security Deposite For Swiss World Bank Are Given Below:-
The Winners Of Prizes From Zain And Cashu Have Must Pay Security Deposite According To The Bank Rullings.
The Amount Of 15000/-QAR.Winner Customer Have Must Pay 2500/-QAR. Before Cash The Prize Amount.
The Winner Of 20,000/-QAR. Have Must Pay 3500/-QAR. As A Security Deposite Before The Cash Prize.According To The New Rullings Of World Swiss Bank In 2017.
This Finaly Decide After Discounting.
This Decian Was Approved By The Meeting Of Large Banch In The UAE.
(Note)
This Security Deposite Amount Will Be Refundable In The Amount Of Cash Prize.This Decian Was Finally Reported On Dated 30-03-2017
(Notice For Winners Customers)
All The Winner Customers Congratulate From Zain Your Cash Deposite Has Been Discounted From 5000/-QAR. To 3500/-QAR. & 2500/-QAR.Now All The Customers Have To Pay This Deposite Before The Date 30-03-2017 & Cash The Prize Amount Till 30-03-2017 All The Process Of The Winner Customers Has Been Completed From Zain& Cashu Through The Swiss World Bank
