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Originally Posted by saisailendra I totally understand how it feels to be cheated. I've recently bought a used Intel core i7 processor for 7.5k on OLX and the person cheated me. The processor was non functional and the person did not lift my call later. I was very annoyed with that incident. I tried selling the processor on OLX, but mentioned every buyer that it had issues. Well, I didn't want to be a cheat and so ended up keeping a useless processor and giving my long time savings to some idiot. But with time, I slowly got over it. Took more than a month to get over the fact that I just handed over 7.5k to someone for nothing. I can imagine how it feels to lose something in Lakhs. |
Sir, thank you for the kind words. Sorry about the OLX scam, I couldn't imagine how such people would be able to sleep at night.
I am trying to cope with it and looking for anything that could be done to gather their attention at this point of time. I have got hold of the mail of Tata Cliq's CEO and will send him an email right away.
Thanks to the fantastic TBHP community, I am sure I'd be able to get my money back.
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Originally Posted by deathwalkr oh man. really sorry to hear this. could this dastardly deed be done by the delhivery team somewhere down the line? |
Sir, I don't know, anything could be possible. But this was Tata Cliq's responsibility to investigate and find the culprit. But given their automated messages to my every question, I doubt that they are doing anything of use.
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Originally Posted by Dry Ice First up, just relax. Sure this might be a substantial blow to your finances but trust me, everyone goes through such losses at some point or the other. But you cannot let this one negative experience mess up your head.
It's not over yet. You are doing all the right things. Try a few more which people have suggested here. I am sure you will be able to recover the amount, given you have all the evidence of the fraud with you.
Lastly, discuss this within your family if you haven't done this already. You don't need to go through this alone. Having someone you can discuss or talk to always helps. |
Sir, thanks for the kind words. You are right, I haven't told about this to anyone in the family. They were so excited seeing the package, luckily I somehow managed to do the unboxing all alone. I have told them that the company has mistakenly sent me a different model of the laptop and will be coming in some days to pick it up back and deliver the correct one. Can't imagine seeing them disheartened.. Of course with each passing day they'd get suspicious. I just hope all of this mess gets sorted out before that.
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Originally Posted by whitewing Dear Vikalp, you have already done the right things!
In addition I would suggest the following
a) visit your local police station, and check if you can lodge a FIR or atleast a written complaint.
b) Keep the media attention up(like the twitter post/ this TBHP post etc.), also try writing to your local news paper. You never know which channel wakes up the right persons. |
Thank you sir. I was thinking to lodge an e-FIR, since going to the police station is of no use, I know they won;t file the FIR. Thinking to lodge an e-FIR instead.
Will also try to get hold of any local newspapers or channels.
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Trust_In_Thrust I was on verge of buying Garmin Fenix6x Sapphire at 77k from Tata Cliq but cancelled the cart and went with Amazon at 85k owing to fear of what if . Hope you get your money back. |
Sir, rightly done. I wouldn't suggest Tata Cliq anymore.
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Originally Posted by Habanero City Hi Vikalp,
Sad to hear the harrowing experience you are going through.
Just keep your cool and stay strong for the long haul of justice.
Though the wheels of justice roll slowly in India, you will get justice. |
Thank you sir, so far the people from Tata Cliq I have come across are only sending the automated replies. I just hope to get hold of someone sensible enough to understand my ordeal.
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Originally Posted by bigron File a consumer complaint in the District Consumer Court.
Send a notice to Tata Cliq stating your desire to proceed to the consumer forum if the issue is not addressed.
And never ever buy something of such high value online in India. Always head to the local brick and mortar stores because that way you ll always have a face and a collar to hold on to incase things go south. |
Thank you so much sir for all the points. This will definitely help.
Also, I realize this was a big mistake on my part doing such high valued transaction online, but being backed by Tata brand, I thought they were free of scam, got to know the reality in the most brutal way possible.
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Originally Posted by s4ch Vikas Purohit is the CEO of Tata Cliq, so I would suggest you pepper him on his social media handles retweeting what you have done already and sending him a link to this thread:
1) Vikas Purohit Twitter
2) Vikas Purohit LinkedIn
If anyone has his email ID then I have always found that emailing the CEO directly almost always guarantees a resolution. You could try variations of the following hoping it goes through to him:
Interestingly his LinkedIn handle seems to have posts with him interacting with customers for a refund and seems to have been sorted out in most cases.
Don't feel too disheartened, am sure this will get sorted out, just be patient. |
Sir, thanks for the suggestions, I managed to get hold of the CEO's email. Will send him an email and update here of the results.