RE:The worst site for shopping.
by Vikas Sinha on Apr 13, 2007 08:47 AM Permalink
Rediff is the worst site for shopping. I have not got my order no: 3744121. The worst customer support no response for any query for more then last one month.
RE:RE:RE:RE:The worst site for shopping.
by rohit chauhan on Apr 13, 2007 12:42 PM Permalink
Same with me. Bought a T-shirt and never heard of it from Rediff. Thank God I had asked for VPP, else they would have swallowed my money with no dakaar.
RE:RE:The worst site for shopping.
by on Apr 13, 2007 01:22 PM Permalink
Hi.
I also got cheated by this shopping site. I am raising / writing at every opportunity telling concerned people and have also written to Ajit Balakrishnan, MD of rediff about this thing and everybody maintains a deafening silence.
It is a straight case of preaching to others and cheating to all when self is involved.
Pl. don't lose heart and keep up the good effort of writing about this cheating by Rediff where-ever possible. These are the people who make me doubt the "India Shining" story....It is basically cheating the innocents.
Goodluck to you and myself. I am sure this will force an insensitive company to change their strategy. (They have manytimes not published my comments)
RE:RE:RE:The worst site for shopping.
by Rakesh r on Apr 13, 2007 04:45 PM Permalink
I had worst shopping experiences in Rediff. This site has to kicked out from e-shopping list. No regard to customers at all.
RE:RE:RE:RE:The worst site for shopping.
by Raj on Apr 13, 2007 05:45 PM Permalink
send chain e-mails to all yr friends telling them NOT to purchase from this bogus site.
I dont think there is any point in talking over this topic and wasting our time.India's policies towards terrorism and Pakistan so blunt.I read somedays back that Pakis blamed India for spreading terrorism in Pak.
Do u think by means its possible.Its a big joke.India itself can not control terrorism in own country and these people think India spreading terrorism in Pak.
RE:Hopeless Politicians..
by ashish arvikar on Apr 13, 2007 06:41 PM Permalink
Hopeless Politicians ....or Hopeless people like you ?? India weekness is because of its lack of self respect and national pride and you are such a good example of this.
RE:RE:i care less
by Sumant Bose on Apr 13, 2007 05:46 PM Permalink
Every dog has its day and it so happens that the US is in a certain phase, and enjoying prosperity. If you were born a century earlier, you would have said that Britain is the greatest country in the world; if you were born a century later, you might say that China / India is the greatest country in the world.
Not Congress... Nor BJP.. Nobody has taken any action for Kashmiri Pandits. What are the constraints for them to take care of Kashmiri Pandits? Are not they Indian ? They are worried about Gurat minorities! Why are not they worried about Kashmir minoritties ?
RE:Kashmiri Pandits
by Sutanu Majumdar on Apr 13, 2007 12:28 PM Permalink
may i know how cud kashmiri pandits lose their majority in the valley some 400 years ago? samething similar happened in bengal too. majority turn muslim and hindus kept on looking..then we the progenitors faced eviction. While in Europe, their ancestors rose against the invaders & threw them out e.g. Portugal, Spain & France. We r actually paying the price of softness & cowardice of our ancestors & continue to do so if we don't care of our future.
RE:Kashmiri Pandits
by Kashyap Kaushik on Apr 13, 2007 12:58 PM Permalink
Dear Sutanu, Very valid remark. Bengalis may be one of the most intelligent communities and Punjabis may be one of the toughest. But both of these got kicked out of their motherland. Before blaming Pakistan or Bangladesh, we have to understand who created these Frankensteins. Who else but the caste Hindus?
RE:Kashmiri Pandits
by DD on Apr 13, 2007 04:24 PM Permalink
of which a kaushik brahmin is the biggest example...would u like to mingle with us punjabis and kick out congress...specifically for the purpose...one thing is for certain, atleast BJP shows it fights and fights better than anyone else.