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An individual posted a scam alert regarding a suspected loan fraud involving an account named “Althea 1676.” The scammer reportedly requested three consecutive upfront payments—for registration, releasing, and approval fees—leading to a loss of ₱1,550. The author advises the public to exercise extreme caution, verify lenders thoroughly, and never send money simply based on promises of a loan.

A Facebook ad promotes a work-from-home pen packing job requiring a ₹500–₹1,000 registration fee, followed by another ₹2,000–₹5,000 for materials. After payment, scammers send a certificate and either demand more money or vanish. The article seeks confirmation if anyone has received work or payment.

A college student with a strong resume paid ₹999 for a Digital Marketing internship with Unified Mentor after being assured of a guaranteed stipend. The offer letter, received post-payment, omitted the stipend and stated non-refundable terms, leading the student to decline the internship and express ethical concerns over the organization's lack of transparency.

The Punjab Government will organize free camps to register construction workers for welfare schemes. The registration fee of ₹145 has been waived.