Yet Another example of Snapdeal Forgery!

Snapdeal – a well known e commerce platform is in grip of cyber criminals! Famous E commerce platforms were already notorious for not meeting the end requirements of many a customer! The complaint of getting wrong or no items were already high with Snapdeal forgery!



It has now proven as a tough cookie for the lower middle class population who dream big in terms of facilities! The recent example should be treated as an eye opener where an innocent man was deprived of his hard earned money when he ordered mobile earphones from Snapdeal.



This latest case of Forgery happened with Sanjay Barman, 25 years, a local resident of Keerti Nagar, Jaipur Rajasthan, India.

Sanjay placed the order of headphones on Snapdeal on 03rd September 2018!

Sanjay received the first message from MD–SNAPDL about the successful shipment of the Headphones he ordered. The digital process was backed with automated messages from the company with the status information about the product he offered.



He got a call from 07781006138 stating the same. The person Raushan Lal claimed to be an Assistant Manager with Snapdeal. To ensure a perfect trap, He sent a Snapdeal forgery ID card through whatsapp from another number 9318319189.

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