📌 Key Points
- Archana Puran Singh’s son, Ayushmaan Sethi, was scammed of ₹84,000 online.
- The fraud occurred via PlayStation Network, which was reportedly hacked.
- Ayushmaan reported the incident to his credit card company, which refunded the amount.
- Cyber Crime branch plans to feature Ayushmaan in an awareness campaign.
Archana Puran Singh’s son, Ayushmaan Sethi, recently opened up about a harrowing online scam where he lost ₹84,000. He detailed the incident in his brother’s vlog, revealing how he ultimately recovered the money through his credit card company, not the scammers.
Ayushmaan Sethi’s Online Fraud Ordeal
Archana Puran Singh’s younger son Ayushmaan Sethi recently opened up about being scammed of ₹ 84000 online. The actor-YouTuber discussed the incident in his brother Aaryamann Sethi’s latest vlog on YouTube. This also prompted Archana to recall the time she was scammed on the internet during her recent trip to Dubai.
He said, “I got scammed, and that became big news because the Cyber Crime branch wants to do an awareness campaign in which one of the interviews will be of me. I got scammed last year.”
The ₹84,000 PlayStation Network Hack
Aaryamann interrupted and argued that he actually “didn’t get scammed” because he got all his money back, but Ayushmaan clarified that he received the amount from his credit card company, not from the scammers, who were never caught, and that he never recovered the money directly from them. Aaryamann said, “They took ₹ 84K from his credit card on PlayStation Network. The PlayStation Network was hacked.” Ayushmaan added, “I reported the fraud with the credit card company and they returned the money to me.”
Credit Card Company to the Rescue
On the work front, Archana was last seen in Rajkummar Rao and Sanya Malhotra starrer Toaster on Netflix. She was also part of the recently concluded season of The Great Indian Kapil Show.
Ayushmaan’s experience highlights the growing threat of online fraud and the importance of credit card protection. His story will now be part of a cyber crime awareness campaign, serving as a crucial warning for others.
