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Originally Posted by carboy (Post 4325131)
How much will it cost me to hire a lawyer to draft a letter? .

There was a cheaper alternative earlier where one could send a legal notice via predefined telegrams. I can't recall why I looked into this before, I think it was a notice of absence or absconding employee but I can't recall.

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Originally Posted by NetfreakBombay (Post 4325354)
In Mumbai, initial consultation will be 500 - 1500 for consumer court cases. Lawyers will charge around 5k for initial notice (as you mentioned; this requires some case-specific research). If research needs lawyer competent in IT laws + IT consultant; you are looking at a cost of 20k - 50k.

How do I find such a lawyer?

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Originally Posted by carboy (Post 4325478)
How do I find such a lawyer?

If you use Facebook, there's a group called Free Legal Advice - India

Do give it a try :thumbs up

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Originally Posted by Klub Class (Post 4325503)
If you use Facebook, there's a group called Free Legal Advice - India

Unfortunately, I am not on Facebook. Also I would prefer to hire one rather than rely on free advice.

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Originally Posted by carboy (Post 4325478)
How do I find such a lawyer?

When I needed a lawyer, I used the service of lawrato.com. They charged a fee hundred rupees for the first appointment (which was a phone call touching upon the basic details of the issue) and then once the lawyer I chose took the case, I dealt with them directly. It was altogether a decent experience.

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Originally Posted by carboy (Post 4325478)
How do I find such a lawyer?

Your best bet would be to get references from your work / social networks.

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Originally Posted by binand (Post 4325523)
When I needed a lawyer, I used the service of lawrato.com. They charged a fee hundred rupees for the first appointment

+1 to this approach. You can take a call after initial discussion.

A different kind of shopping, I'm looking for digital prints. Which is the best option for online photo printing, can anyone suggest?

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Originally Posted by thoma (Post 4325792)
A different kind of shopping, I'm looking for digital prints. Which is the best option for online photo printing, can anyone suggest?

I have been using zoomin.com since a few years & have found the experience quite satisfactory. You can give them a try.

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Originally Posted by AkMar (Post 4325798)
I have been using zoomin.com since a few years & have found the experience quite satisfactory. You can give them a try.

Thank you. Is that of the same quality we get prints from a local studio, I have no idea. I need to take print of quite a few mobile and camera snaps.

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Originally Posted by thoma (Post 4325809)
Thank you. Is that of the same quality we get prints from a local studio, I have no idea. I need to take print of quite a few mobile and camera snaps.

I have got quite a few prints from them, and the quality has been good. If you have a large number of photos to print, they have prepaid packs for prints in multiples of 100, which works out cheaper than per photo cost. Do check if that works for you. The validity for those packs is 1 year - you need not print all 100 (or whichever quantity you choose) at one go.

I have found their customer care to be responsive too. A calendar which I had ordered got slightly damaged around the corners in shipping. They shipped a fresh print, no questions asked. I would highly recommend their service.

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Originally Posted by thoma (Post 4325792)
A different kind of shopping, I'm looking for digital prints. Which is the best option for online photo printing, can anyone suggest?

I have used both vistaprint and printstop, that latter to print photos. They quality has been very good and the packaging, careful.

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Originally Posted by gendarmee (Post 4316929)
...I have been sent(via TNT courier) some scooter accessories from the UK..?

Now then, it made it to Bombay in 2 days(shipped through UPS) but has been tuck in customs since(~13 days). I have provided the IDs requested by UPS already & a new copy of the customs invoice (as my name was not mentioned on it). At present UPS is unable to provide an ETA or an update.

Is it normal for it to take so much time with customs? Or, should I worry if there is a problem?

Gearbest site has reportedly been hacked.
As it is a popular site among the tbhp members, advise everyone to change their login credentials ASAP.

https://www.androidauthority.com/gea...breach-825005/

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Originally Posted by blackasta (Post 4326671)
Gearbest site has reportedly been hacked.
As it is a popular site among the tbhp members, advise everyone to change their login credentials ASAP.

https://www.androidauthority.com/gea...breach-825005/

Also change your tbhp and any other site passwords if you have reused your login and password combination from the Gearbest site to sign into whatever other sites.

Especially if you used an email address as signup and used the same password as on gearbest as your login password for that email. CHANGE ASAP if so.

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Originally Posted by audioholic (Post 4321132)
The item is still in transit. Wait till it arrives in India and you will get more info. Until then, what you get is the status translated from Chinese to English and sometimes it will show wierd stuff.

Out of 2 items, one reached home yesterday and the other was being shipped back to the seller. Opened a dispute and yet to receive a proposal from seller. Hope I would get my full refund.


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