Amit, an IT professional from Gurgaon, was moving to Bangalore for work. To transport his car, he found a car shifting service online that offered cheap rates and quick delivery. The company seemed legitimate, so Amit paid an advance deposit and handed over his car.
Days passed, but there was no update. When Amit tried calling, the numbers were switched off. His worst fear had come true—it was a fraudulent transporter.
However, Amit had planned ahead. He had secretly installed a GPS tracker in his car. Checking his phone, he saw that the car was still in a warehouse on the outskirts of Delhi—not on its way to Bangalore.
Without wasting time, he informed the police, sharing the GPS location. Authorities raided the site and found multiple stolen vehicles. The scammer was arrested, and Amit got his car back, safe and sound.
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