Singer Fazilpuria becomes fraud victim

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Updated At : 12:53 PM Mar 14, 2020 IST

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Gurugram: Bollywood singer and rapper Fazilpuria has fallen victim to an online fraud. He had reportedly ordered a digital printer worth Rs1,900 from an online shopping website but was delivered a local wristwatch. Though he did not file a police complaint owing to the ‘meagre’ loss, he took to social media to highlight the incident and alerted people. Fazilpuria said he had order a portable digital printer worth Rs1,900 through an online shopping site to print on a t-shirt. On Thursday, he got the delivery but was shocked to find a wristwatch, which was not more than Rs200. He contacted the customer care but to no avail. OC

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