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Support email: support@akelekabtakmatrimony.com
Akele Kab Tak Matrimony is committed to helping users connect for genuine matrimonial purposes. However, users must remain cautious when communicating with, meeting, or sharing information with prospective matches.
These safety guidelines are intended to help you protect your identity, privacy, finances, and personal well-being while using the platform.
1. Verify Every Profile Independently
Do not rely only on the information displayed on a matrimonial profile.
Before making any important decision, independently verify details such as:
Full name and identity.
Age and date of birth.
Marital status.
Residential location.
Education.
Employment or business.
Income claims.
Family background.
Social-media presence.
Photographs.
Immigration or residency status.
Any other information important to your decision.
A verified badge or profile-verification status does not guarantee that every detail provided by a user is accurate.
2. Involve Your Family or Trusted People
Consider involving a trusted family member or friend during the matrimonial process.
You should:
Inform them about the person you are communicating with.
Share profile and contact information with them.
Include family members in initial conversations where appropriate.
Inform them before meeting someone in person.
Share your meeting location and expected return time.
Discuss major decisions before making commitments.
Fraudulent users may try to isolate you or discourage you from discussing the relationship with others.
3. Protect Your Personal Information
Avoid sharing unnecessary private information during the early stages of communication.
Do not immediately share:
Complete residential address.
Workplace address.
Government identification numbers.
Aadhaar, PAN, passport, or driving-licence copies.
Bank-account details.
Credit or debit card details.
UPI PIN.
Internet-banking password.
One-time passwords.
Salary slips.
Tax documents.
Property documents.
Intimate photographs or videos.
Passwords or account-recovery information.
Only share information after establishing trust and confirming why it is required.
4. Never Send Money
Do not send money to another user, even when the person claims to be facing an emergency.
Common excuses may include:
Medical emergencies.
Travel expenses.
Visa or immigration fees.
Customs charges.
Parcel-release fees.
Legal problems.
Business losses.
Family emergencies.
Mobile recharge.
Loan repayment.
Wedding expenses.
Investment opportunities.
Cryptocurrency or trading opportunities.
A genuine matrimonial prospect should not pressure you to provide financial assistance during the early stages of communication.
5. Beware of Gift and Courier Scams
A fraudulent user may claim that they have sent you:
Jewellery.
Foreign currency.
Electronic products.
Expensive gifts.
Wedding items.
Documents or parcels from another country.
You may then receive a call or message from someone pretending to be a customs officer, airport employee, courier agent, police officer, or government official.
They may demand payment for customs clearance, penalties, taxes, or delivery charges.
Do not make such payments. Contact the official courier company or relevant authority using independently verified contact information.
6. Avoid Investment and Cryptocurrency Requests
Do not invest money based on advice from someone you met through the matrimonial platform.
Be cautious if a user asks you to:
Buy cryptocurrency.
Join a trading platform.
Invest in shares or forex.
Deposit money into an unfamiliar application.
Participate in an online business.
Share your trading account.
Transfer money to receive higher returns.
Pay fees to withdraw supposed profits.
These requests may be part of an investment or relationship scam.
7. Watch for Inconsistent Information
Be cautious if the person:
Provides different names or ages at different times.
Gives conflicting education or employment details.
Claims to work for a well-known company but cannot provide reasonable verification.
Avoids answering basic questions.
Changes their family story frequently.
Uses photographs that appear edited, professional, or taken from the internet.
Refuses to participate in live video calls.
Repeatedly cancels meetings.
Claims to live abroad but cannot provide consistent location details.
Pressures you to make quick decisions.
Take time to verify information before proceeding.
8. Use Video Calls Carefully
A live video call can help confirm that the person resembles their profile photographs, but it is not complete identity verification.
During initial video calls:
Do not reveal confidential documents.
Avoid showing your complete home surroundings.
Do not perform actions requested by the other person that make you uncomfortable.
Do not share intimate content.
Be aware that calls may be recorded without your permission.
End the call if the person behaves inappropriately.
Fraudsters may also use prerecorded videos, edited clips, or artificial-intelligence-generated media.
9. Be Careful With External Links and Files
Do not open suspicious links or download unknown files sent by another user.
Such links or files may:
Steal your login credentials.
Install malware.
Access your photographs or contacts.
Redirect you to fake payment websites.
Collect banking information.
Compromise your device.
Always verify the destination before opening a link.
Akele Kab Tak Matrimony will not ask you to provide your password, UPI PIN, bank password, card-security code, or one-time password through a message.
10. Keep Communication on the Platform Initially
Where possible, use the platform’s available communication features during the early stage of interaction.
Moving immediately to an external messaging application may make it more difficult to:
Report abusive activity.
Preserve evidence.
Identify suspicious behaviour.
Review communication history.
Do not feel pressured to share your personal phone number or social-media account immediately.
11. Meet in a Public Place
For the first few meetings:
Choose a busy and familiar public place.
Meet during reasonable hours.
Arrange your own transportation.
Inform a trusted person about the meeting.
Share your live location with a trusted person where appropriate.
Keep your mobile phone charged.
Avoid isolated locations.
Avoid being picked up from your home.
Do not leave drinks or food unattended.
Leave immediately if you feel unsafe.
Do not travel to a private residence, hotel room, remote location, or unfamiliar city for an initial meeting.
12. Do Not Rush Into Marriage or Financial Commitments
Take sufficient time to know and verify the prospective match.
Be cautious if someone pressures you to:
Agree to marriage immediately.
Pay wedding expenses.
Book travel or accommodation.
Transfer property.
Open a joint bank account.
Take a loan.
Become a guarantor.
Sign legal documents.
Invest in a business.
Share property or inheritance information.
Consider obtaining independent legal, financial, or professional advice before making major commitments.
13. Verify Marital Status
Before proceeding with engagement or marriage discussions, make reasonable efforts to verify marital status.
You may consider:
Speaking with family members.
Reviewing legally appropriate documents.
Confirming divorce status where relevant.
Checking whether any prior marriage is legally dissolved.
Conducting lawful independent verification.
Akele Kab Tak Matrimony does not guarantee the marital status stated by every user.
14. Verify Employment and Education
Do not rely only on job titles, salary claims, uniforms, office photographs, or business cards.
Where appropriate, verify:
Employer name.
Official work email.
Job position.
Business registration.
Educational institution.
Qualification details.
Professional licences.
Overseas employment or residency claims.
Do not contact employers or institutions in a manner that violates privacy or applicable law.
15. Protect Your Photographs
Upload only photographs that you are comfortable displaying according to the available profile settings.
Avoid uploading photographs that contain:
Government identification cards.
House numbers.
Vehicle-registration numbers.
Workplace access cards.
Financial documents.
Children or unrelated persons without permission.
Intimate or private content.
Do not send intimate photographs or videos to another user. Such content may be recorded, copied, manipulated, or used for blackmail.
16. Be Alert to Emotional Manipulation
Fraudulent users may attempt to create trust very quickly.
Warning signs may include:
Expressing love immediately.
Discussing marriage within a very short period.
Claiming that you are their only trusted person.
Creating repeated emergencies.
Making you feel guilty for refusing money.
Asking you to keep the relationship secret.
Threatening self-harm or other consequences if you stop communicating.
Pressuring you to prove your commitment financially.
Do not let emotional pressure override reasonable safety checks.
17. Protect Your Account
To keep your Akele Kab Tak Matrimony account secure:
Use a strong and unique password.
Do not reuse your email or banking password.
Do not share your login credentials.
Do not share verification codes.
Log out from shared devices.
Avoid saving passwords on public computers.
Keep your email account secure.
Review your account for unauthorised changes.
Contact support immediately if you suspect account misuse.
18. Report Suspicious Behaviour
Report a user who:
Requests money.
Uses a fake identity.
Provides misleading information.
Sends abusive or obscene content.
Threatens or blackmails you.
Misuses your photographs.
Attempts to sell services.
Promotes investments.
Creates duplicate profiles.
Appears to be under 18.
Uses the platform for non-matrimonial purposes.
Use the report or block option where available, or contact:
support@akelekabtakmatrimony.com
Include the reported profile identifier, a description of the incident, and relevant screenshots.
19. Preserve Evidence
If you experience fraud, harassment, threats, or blackmail, preserve:
Screenshots.
Profile details.
Messages.
Email headers.
Phone numbers.
Call records.
Payment receipts.
Bank transaction details.
Social-media accounts.
Links and usernames.
Dates and times of incidents.
Do not delete evidence before reporting the matter to the appropriate authority.
20. Contact Authorities When Necessary
Akele Kab Tak Matrimony is not a police, banking, emergency, or cybercrime authority.
For serious incidents involving fraud, threats, violence, stalking, blackmail, identity theft, or financial loss, contact the appropriate:
Police authority.
Cybercrime authority.
Bank or card issuer.
UPI or wallet provider.
Payment gateway.
Legal adviser.
Emergency service.
Reporting an account to Akele Kab Tak Matrimony does not replace making an official complaint.
21. Blocking and Deactivating Your Account
You may block an individual user through the available platform features.
You may also deactivate your account if you no longer wish your profile to remain active.
Account deactivation may:
Hide your profile from regular searches.
Prevent new interests or communications.
Preserve certain account and transaction records.
Leave your active subscription expiry date unchanged.
For permanent account deletion, contact support@akelekabtakmatrimony.com.
22. Platform Disclaimer
Akele Kab Tak Matrimony provides an online platform for matrimonial introductions.
We do not guarantee:
The accuracy of every profile.
The identity or intentions of every user.
Compatibility between users.
The success of a proposal.
Engagement or marriage.
The conduct of users outside the platform.
Users are responsible for independently verifying prospective matches and making their own matrimonial, personal, financial, and legal decisions.
23. Contact Us
To report suspicious behaviour, fraud, harassment, impersonation, photograph misuse, or another safety concern, contact:
Akele Kab Tak Matrimony
Website: akelekabtakmatrimony.com
Email: support@akelekabtakmatrimony.com
A trusted matrimonial & matchmaking service, has always differentiated itself from other matrimonials through its innovation-led approach by redefining the way Indian brides and grooms meet for marriage.India’s No.1 Matchmaking and Matrimony Service, was founded with a simple objective - to help people find happiness.
