Here's a short, engaging story in English based on your chat. I kept it realistic, with a moral about staying careful with online courses and payments, especially for diploma students like you in Electronics Engineering at Government Polytechnic Kaimur.
The 400-Rupee Lesson
In the busy town of Patna, Raj was a 4th-semester diploma student in Electronics Engineering at Government Polytechnic Kaimur. Classes were tough, and the syllabus had changed a lot after the 3rd semester. Theory questions were endless, and he needed good notes and guidance to pass well. Like many friends, he dreamed of clearing AE/JE exams later, but right now, survival in college was the priority.
One day in a Telegram group for SBTE Bihar Polytechnic students, someone shared a message: "Best Electronics + Electrical batch for diploma! Live classes, all subjects, just ₹400. Join fast!" The admin looked active, and the number was +917029591199. The person called himself Sujan, promising recorded + live sessions from a good institute.
Raj thought, "Only 400 rupees? That's cheap for full semester help!" He was tired of long YouTube lectures in heavy English from Physics Wallah or others. Many seniors said Polytechnic Academy had good stuff, but it was old syllabus. This seemed perfect.
He messaged, paid ₹400 via UPI, and sent the screenshot. "Batch link bhej do bhaiya," he wrote excitedly.
The reply came quick: "Wait 10 minutes, sending." Then... silence.
Next day, Raj messaged again. No reply. He tried calling. The number was suddenly switched off. On Telegram, the username @NULL with ID 8403291812 had vanished — profile picture gone, status deleted. He was blocked everywhere.
Heart sinking, Raj checked the group. He asked the admin, "Bhai, ye Sujan kaunsa hai? Fraud lag raha hai." The admin just said, "We can't do anything. Many people complaining, but no proof."
Raj felt stupid. Just 400 rupees, but it hurt more because it was his pocket money saved from not eating out for days. He had trusted because "diploma wale ko cheat kar rahe hain" — exactly what others had warned.
But Raj didn't give up. He told his story in other groups. A few more students came forward — same number, same trick, same block after payment. One guy even found the address linked to the number: some place in North 24 Parganas, West Bengal. Far from Bihar.
Slowly, the group started warning others: "Don't pay without seeing demo or full details. Always record calls/screenshots."
Raj decided to study harder himself. He joined free YouTube channels for diploma Electronics, made notes with friends, and focused on previous year papers. He realized — no shortcut is worth the risk when it's your future.
Months later, when results came, Raj passed with good marks. He messaged in the group: "Guys, that 400-rupee scam taught me more than any paid batch ever could. Study smart, stay safe. No one will give success for free... or for 400 bucks."
And from then on, whenever a new student asked for course help in the group, Raj would reply first: "Bhai, careful. Maine seekha hai. Free resources se shuru karo."
Moral: In the world of online education, especially for diploma students, cheap offers often hide big cheats. Verify first, pay later — if at all. Your hard work is the real teacher.
If you want me to change anything (make it longer, add more drama, or focus on Electrical part), just tell! 😊
The 400-Rupee Lesson
In the busy town of Patna, Raj was a 4th-semester diploma student in Electronics Engineering at Government Polytechnic Kaimur. Classes were tough, and the syllabus had changed a lot after the 3rd semester. Theory questions were endless, and he needed good notes and guidance to pass well. Like many friends, he dreamed of clearing AE/JE exams later, but right now, survival in college was the priority.
One day in a Telegram group for SBTE Bihar Polytechnic students, someone shared a message: "Best Electronics + Electrical batch for diploma! Live classes, all subjects, just ₹400. Join fast!" The admin looked active, and the number was +917029591199. The person called himself Sujan, promising recorded + live sessions from a good institute.
Raj thought, "Only 400 rupees? That's cheap for full semester help!" He was tired of long YouTube lectures in heavy English from Physics Wallah or others. Many seniors said Polytechnic Academy had good stuff, but it was old syllabus. This seemed perfect.
He messaged, paid ₹400 via UPI, and sent the screenshot. "Batch link bhej do bhaiya," he wrote excitedly.
The reply came quick: "Wait 10 minutes, sending." Then... silence.
Next day, Raj messaged again. No reply. He tried calling. The number was suddenly switched off. On Telegram, the username @NULL with ID 8403291812 had vanished — profile picture gone, status deleted. He was blocked everywhere.
Heart sinking, Raj checked the group. He asked the admin, "Bhai, ye Sujan kaunsa hai? Fraud lag raha hai." The admin just said, "We can't do anything. Many people complaining, but no proof."
Raj felt stupid. Just 400 rupees, but it hurt more because it was his pocket money saved from not eating out for days. He had trusted because "diploma wale ko cheat kar rahe hain" — exactly what others had warned.
But Raj didn't give up. He told his story in other groups. A few more students came forward — same number, same trick, same block after payment. One guy even found the address linked to the number: some place in North 24 Parganas, West Bengal. Far from Bihar.
Slowly, the group started warning others: "Don't pay without seeing demo or full details. Always record calls/screenshots."
Raj decided to study harder himself. He joined free YouTube channels for diploma Electronics, made notes with friends, and focused on previous year papers. He realized — no shortcut is worth the risk when it's your future.
Months later, when results came, Raj passed with good marks. He messaged in the group: "Guys, that 400-rupee scam taught me more than any paid batch ever could. Study smart, stay safe. No one will give success for free... or for 400 bucks."
And from then on, whenever a new student asked for course help in the group, Raj would reply first: "Bhai, careful. Maine seekha hai. Free resources se shuru karo."
Moral: In the world of online education, especially for diploma students, cheap offers often hide big cheats. Verify first, pay later — if at all. Your hard work is the real teacher.
If you want me to change anything (make it longer, add more drama, or focus on Electrical part), just tell! 😊
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this guy scammed me for 150$
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I bought a non vbv from uk for 100$ everything was going good the guy seems very trusted but is not, is a scammer I trusted him paying first later he send me a cc with all info and staff from there was alright then he is telling me that if I get a higher limit I can purchase without trouble because the card can cancel the transaction, that’s when I start to say that he is a scammer . He told me bro just send me 50 and I got you we do the higher limit . I send it as stupid . He then tell me what rdp I use and I told him I don’t have a vendor so he send me one , it must be his multi account to ripp people , that is
@Killz99 I bought the rdp for 47$ for 30 days activation after I bought trap sim tell me bro we need guest and user info , I go back to the guy he said 35$ for the info . Cool I send it . Everything set alright 😂😂 cool so this guy left me for one day with out reply . He reply to me saying that he was busy to wait for him to get home . So today he texted me in the morning saying that he is sorry but I need to buy again the user and agent because it’s expired in 24h 😂😂😂😭 this when I just stop it and laugh for a bit .
If that person create temporary agents he must say before buy he didn’t say anything. And now he said that I’m making him look like a liar and is not good like I’m a kid you retard 😂 . I told him just send me the non vbv and I do my work apart and he don’t reply .
I’d: 1766423078
@simswapsreal
I bought a non vbv from uk for 100$ everything was going good the guy seems very trusted but is not, is a scammer I trusted him paying first later he send me a cc with all info and staff from there was alright then he is telling me that if I get a higher limit I can purchase without trouble because the card can cancel the transaction, that’s when I start to say that he is a scammer . He told me bro just send me 50 and I got you we do the higher limit . I send it as stupid . He then tell me what rdp I use and I told him I don’t have a vendor so he send me one , it must be his multi account to ripp people , that is
@Killz99 I bought the rdp for 47$ for 30 days activation after I bought trap sim tell me bro we need guest and user info , I go back to the guy he said 35$ for the info . Cool I send it . Everything set alright 😂😂 cool so this guy left me for one day with out reply . He reply to me saying that he was busy to wait for him to get home . So today he texted me in the morning saying that he is sorry but I need to buy again the user and agent because it’s expired in 24h 😂😂😂😭 this when I just stop it and laugh for a bit .
If that person create temporary agents he must say before buy he didn’t say anything. And now he said that I’m making him look like a liar and is not good like I’m a kid you retard 😂 . I told him just send me the non vbv and I do my work apart and he don’t reply .
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