Contact 6E Club: Messages, Corrections and Reporting Fraud

Messages: Not Open Yet

A message inbox for this site is not open yet. There is no email address, no phone line, no WhatsApp number and no Telegram account for this site at the moment. We would rather show nothing than show an address that does not deliver.

When an inbox opens, its address will be listed on this page, and only here. Until then, anyone who hands you a “6E Club support” email, number or chat link is not connected with this site, however convincing they sound.

Getting Help While You Wait

Most questions about the game can be answered without writing to anyone, because the game keeps everything on your own phone. Two places cover nearly all of them:

• The self-help fixes in the customer care guide cover forgotten passwords, missing accounts, low coins, odd timers and picks that did not go through.
• The short answers on the FAQ page deal with accounts, coins, round times, phones and the law in India.

Keep in mind what nobody can do, even once an inbox opens. An account lives only in the browser where it was made, so it cannot be recovered, moved to another phone or topped up from outside. The free reset button is the only way to refill coins, and it is always there.

Report Fraud in India

If someone has asked you for money, an OTP or access to your phone while using the 6E Club name, do not wait for us. These public channels can act on it, and they work today:

• 1930 is the national cyber fraud helpline. Call it as soon as possible if money has left your account.
• The National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal takes written complaints with screenshots and transaction details.
• Chakshu, on the Sanchar Saathi portal, is where you report a suspicious call, SMS or WhatsApp message, even when no money was lost.
• Your own bank, on the number printed on your card or in its app, can block UPI, card or net-banking access if you shared any codes.

Save the chat, the caller’s number, the time and any payment receipt before you do anything else. Those details help every one of the routes above.

Seen a Fake 6E Club Page, App or Number?

Look-alike pages, APK files, Telegram groups and “24x7 helpline” listings appear under many names. If you find one using this name, write down what you saw so it can be passed on:

• The full link, app name or group name, and a screenshot of it.
• Where you found it: a search result, a map listing, a forward, a comment or a video.
• Any phone number, UPI ID or QR code it showed.
• The date and the time in IST.

Report any phone number or message on Chakshu straight away. Keep your notes, so you can send them here once the inbox opens. Never pay anyone who offers to “remove” a fake page or “recover” money for a fee; that is a second scam aimed at people who were already tricked once.

Corrections and Questions About the Guides

Each guide shows the date it was last reviewed near the top. If you notice a wrong fact, a broken link or a line that no longer matches the game, note the page and the sentence. When the inbox opens, that is the most useful kind of message you can send.

This site will never call you, message you first, or ask for a payment, an OTP, Aadhaar, PAN or a selfie. If worry about a scam is weighing on you or someone in your family, the free helplines listed in the safety guide are a good next step. To look around the rest of the site, go back to the 6E Club reading list for India.