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UThis is a worst place to work at. Not necessarily worth pursuing legally. Ask your friend to stop going there. Nothing can happen legally.UComplain to ACB. Anti corruption bureau if you have that kind of time on your hands. It will be fun to see someone regret asking for a bribe of 300 rs.UIronic. OP wants to complain about OS interoperability of a service to people who have built technology that works on. Retain OS.UThis is as legal as Dream11. A close friend of mine used to build online gambling apps like these and after the GST rule change they shut down that business. You might want to see if people want to deal with these now.UIt was likely a cheque made to your name, probably account payee, so the chances of them encashing it are negligible until they open another account in your name.UAt least you got your parcels shipped. In my case they sent me from pillar to post telling me to finish one thing that was missing only to tell me the next thing that was missing once I finished the first thing and came back.
You should be able to sue them, but since they did not give you receipts you may not have proof you need. However, one good thing about people at post office is they don’t need to pay out of pocket when you sue them. They won’t lose their jobs either. So they have no reason to lie in court.
UI remember this from some case I read. I am not a lawyer but this should apply here too.Your friend pressed the buttons on THEIR app to make a transaction. Whether it is a bug or a feature or an offer, is not a customer’s responsibility. He did not hack into the app or tried to gain access in a way he was not supposed to.
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