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Avoid a "Heart Attack" from Moving Scams 🏥🚫

I’m standing outside Narayana Health City today, and it serves as a perfect reminder: nobody wants a medical emergency—and nobody needs the stress and "heart attack" that comes from losing their hard-earned money and precious belongings to a fake moving company.

Too many people are falling victim to digital scams where "ghost" movers lure customers with fraudulent listings and empty promises. I’m out here to make sure you don't get taken for a ride!

Protect your peace of mind and your property. Before you hire any moving service, remember to:

Verify the physical office: Never rely solely on a digital map pin.

Request a live video walkthrough: Ensure the facility and trucks actually exist.

Demand transparency: Never make payments before verifying the legitimacy of the business.

Exposing Moving Scams: A Call to Action

This image captures an individual, Jeethendra Sharma, leading an awareness campaign titled #ExposeFakeMovers. Operating primarily in Bangalore, this initiative aims to protect consumers from the rising tide of fraudulent moving and logistics companies. These "ghost movers" often rely on deceptive digital map listings and fake profiles to trap unsuspecting customers.

The campaign encourages a shift from blind digital trust to "ground reality" verification. By holding this banner, Jeethendra promotes essential consumer due diligence, such as physically visiting a company's office or demanding live video proof of operations before entrusting them with personal goods.