Refund माँगने पर पहले टाला गया। फिर number उठना बंद हुआ। और जब आपने complaint की धमकी दी तो सामने से जवाब आया, “कर लो जो करना है, company Indore में है, यहां आकर दिखाओ।” ये line सुनकर ज़्यादातर लोग ठंडे पड़ जाते हैं। कौन जाएगा दूसरे शहर, कौन करेगा वहाँ के चक्कर। और fraud […]
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You searched for a company on BSE and saw a Z listed right next to the ticker symbol. Or you found out your complaint against a BSE-listed company has not moved in months, and someone told you the company is in the Z category. Either way, the Z category is not just a letter. It
