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Dealsothon. Com — Fraud of very high amount   pavi2706  on Apr 18, 2014 I had a previous refund issue of Rs20, 000 with these guys. When i had prepared all my documents ready for submitting to the consumer court, One day a female named Gauri calls me and tells me that she is calling to refund my money. Then she ask me 30, 000 when i contact them for refund. After convincing me that this is compulsory for a refund, they make me pay the amount saying i will get my refund within 3 days. But after one month no refund. Then another staff Mr Rajiv mehta calls me and tell me to pay another 20, 000 to get my total money refund. Without any other choice i pay them another 20, 000 and then they are like you will get the refund in two days, next week, next monday, etc... Forget three days, Its now more than three months i am suffering for my mistake to once do shopping with them. Gosh!!! This can not get worst. I hope i get my money soon... These people are doing the biggest online fraud i&#

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