Flipkart faces netizen’s ire over uncanny cancellations, app glitches; #FlipkartDoglaHai, #flipkartscam trends on Twitter

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Updated At : 12:12 AM Oct 06, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, October 5

E-commerce companies always lay out alluring offers ahead of festive seasons every year. As we witness onset of festive month October, online selling websites, like every year, have come up with massive discounts on variety of products. Amid this markdown, Twitter is trending with #FlipkartDoglaHai and #flipkartscam as buyers are witnessing glitches and blocking of accounts.

Many users complained that their orders got cancelled even after the whole process was materialised. Few also complained that company was not adhering to its policy of return and replacement of products by turning down such requests on their application.

Many however initiated a meme fest over the pandemonium.

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