Indane, HP Gas, and Bharat Gas have alerted domestic LPG consumers about a surge in digital delivery scams, urging them to be cautious with their Delivery Authentication Codes (DAC). Scammers are increasingly impersonating delivery officials, sending fake SMS and WhatsApp messages that appear to be legitimate delivery alerts. Victims often receive follow-up calls from fraudsters claiming that cylinder delivery will be canceled unless they share their DAC or One-Time Password (OTP) for verification. The companies emphasize that the DAC should only be shared with delivery personnel at the time of delivery and that consumers should verify sender IDs to avoid falling victim to scams. Messages from personal mobile numbers should be considered suspicious, and consumers are advised not to provide DAC over calls or third-party links. Current LPG prices for a 14.2 kg cylinder vary by city, with New Delhi priced at ₹903.00 and Bengaluru at ₹915.50. While prices are stable for now, experts warn that rising Brent crude prices could lead to increases in non-subsidized fuel rates in the near future. Consumers are encouraged to book LPG through official apps for enhanced security.