Everywhere I look, it seems like a game of deception. Just as injustice is offline, so is injustice online. Even after the government has become stricter on online business, injustice still seems to be lurking here and there. Today, I am highlighting one such injustice.

“Nari Unnayan Sanstha” is an online platform. If you look at the page of their business, you can see that they work honestly. They provide pen packaging jobs to various unemployed youth. Their page also has good reviews.

Employment is a good aspect. But if it is a fraud or a lie, then what kind of employment is it? A person knocked on the page’s messenger asking to know the system for working. Immediately, the message came:

To do the job,

Name:….

Address:….

Mobile number:……

And 10,000 pens packed and paid 20,000 taka……

You have to pay 300 taka to confirm the registration and the job….

The job will reach your address within 24 hours. Along with that, there will be an Eid bonus of 5000 taka.

The person had a counter question to the women’s development organization, what is the proof? What is the proof that if I give you 300, you will give me work? Then he sent some reviews. He also said repeatedly, we give work. Then the person believed their words and sent 300 money to bKash. Then the counter SMS was, give me half an hour to register and find out.

After some time, the SMS came again, “Your registration has been completed. The company will give you 10,000 pens. You will be paid 20,000 taka in a month. We will send you pens worth so much, so you will need to give 1000 taka as a deposit. When the delivery man goes to give you the pens, he will return your money.”

Won’t these scammers be eliminated?

The person’s question is – the company will give you work. If I do well, it’s good, if I don’t, I’m out. But if there is a deposit, then what is the need to work for that company? You can start a small business by investing 1000. What would happen if you gave 1000 as a deposit? Who will guarantee it? Such fraudulent online businesses are spread. The victims of which are the general public, unemployed youth and society.