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UUser_a50b2dc1
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January 24, 2025 at 5:48 pm1. Incident Overview: I purchased a weekend unlimited popcorn offer at PVR for โน920. At the counter, they handed me two extra packets of popcorn, saying they were included. Later, I found online that the actual price for unlimited popcorn was โน770, meaning I was overcharged by โน150.2. Misleading Information: The staff did not disclose the โน150 charge for the additional packets. When I asked for an invoice, they sent me an incorrect one with someone elseโs name, phone number, and payment method. After I complained, they sent another invoice, which was also incorrect.
3. Privacy Violation: Sharing someone elseโs invoice with me, containing their personal information, raises concerns about a data privacy breach.
4. Pattern of Overcharging: On Reddit, I found another user who reported a similar experience. It seems PVR might be running this overcharging practice on weekends (Friday, Saturday, Sunday).
5. Proof Collected: I have all the evidence, including WhatsApp messages with the manager, the invoices they sent, and even a recording of the conversation where they admitted to the overcharging.
6. Legal and Ethical Dilemmas:
Is this a valid case of misleading customers and a privacy violation?
Can I pursue legal action for the financial loss, emotional distress, and privacy breach?
What steps should I take to address this issue effectively?
If the same thing has happened to you, please share your story below. Let’s bring awareness to such practices!
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UUser_c5656fb7
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January 24, 2025 at 5:55 pmYes you can -
UUser_82edecaf
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January 24, 2025 at 7:13 pmMail karo sabse pehle to PVR – they ll mostly raise your complaint and high likely to reimburse you – show them the invoice of someone elseโs name given to you -
AAnilbear288
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January 25, 2025 at 4:12 amWhat else do you expect when u deal with the guys who shamelessly extort 920 rupees for popcorn.
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