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[sangeeta @Shophia99]

Hey @grok Which pressure is this and where is its value?

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

₹139 has been written whereas the price of the item is only ₹44, which means if the MRP was not checked then Dmart would have charged ₹95 extra.

[sonali @sonali0_]

DMart Scam...😏

A man went shopping at DMart. While browsing, he noticed a Beauty Scissor with a shelf price of ₹139.

However, when he turned the package over, the MRP printed on it was only ₹44. 😨

If a customer had purchased the product, they would have been charged ₹139 at the billing counter, even though the package clearly showed an MRP of ₹44.

So, how did this happen? 🤔

Was it an incorrect shelf price tag?
Or were customers being charged more than the MRP?

⚠️ Always check the MRP and verify your bill while shopping. A small oversight could end up costing you money.

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

There is so much difference in MRP, it is the same company, same product, yet so much scam has increased.

[sonali @sonali0_]

MRP made it look less like a product... and more like an IPL auction! 😳

The same company, the same product... so why is there a ₹115 difference in MRP? 🤔

While shopping at Superstore by Nykaa, a girl noticed something that made her stop and think.

Two Parachute Advansed Aloe Vera Hair Oil (400ml) bottles were placed side by side.

- First bottle: MRP ₹260
- Second bottle: MRP ₹375

That's a straight ₹115 difference! 😳

✅ Same brand
✅ Same product
✅ Same quantity (400ml)

So the question is: If the product and quantity are the same, what justifies such a big difference in MRP?

Could it be a different manufacturing batch, updated packaging, a pricing strategy, or something else? If there is a valid reason, it should also be communicated clearly to customers.

Most people simply pick up a product based on the brand and rarely check the MRP. When products with different MRPs are placed on the same shelf, customers may unknowingly end up paying more.

So, the next time you shop, don't just look at the discount-always check the MRP, quantity, and manufacturing date.

Have you ever noticed different MRPs on the same product? If yes, what do you think could be the reason? 👇

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

The quality is same, but the price of cashew nuts has increased due to packing.

[sonali @sonali0_]

Just a Packaging Game... or the Power of Marketing? 🤔

Today, a person bought cashews for ₹800/kg, and many people were surprised by the price.

Good-quality loose cashews are commonly sold for ₹1,000–₹1,200/kg. Yet, when the same cashews are sold in attractive packaging with a well-known brand name and premium labeling, the price can reach ₹1,500/kg or even more.

🤔 So, the question is—did the cashews change?

Not necessarily.

In many cases, the difference in price comes from packaging, branding, advertising, marketing, store overheads, and consumer trust. At the same time, some brands do offer better grading, hygiene, quality control, and superior packaging. So, it wouldn't be fair to say that every expensive product is simply a "packaging game."

💡 The truth is, in business, it's not just the product that sells—its presentation sells too.

Very often, a customer's first impression is influenced by the packaging, while the real value lies in the product's quality.

Remember:
"What looks good often sells... but the one who buys wisely gets the best value for their money." 💯🥜📦

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

The online people are committing such a big fraud, meaning they should take ₹815 extra. And the grant is also for only 1 year and offline you can also see trolley bags along with 5 year grant.

[sonali @sonali0_]

I was excited after seeing a "big discount" online... but one local store completely changed my perspective. 🛍️😱

The Same Bag... ₹2,615 Online, Just ₹1,800 at a Local Store!🥺

I wanted to buy a Safari 55 cm cabin trolley bag. The first place I checked was an online shopping app. The price was ₹2,615 with a huge 61% OFF label. It looked like the best deal possible.💔

But before placing the order, I thought, "Why not check the local market once?"

When I visited a nearby store, I was genuinely surprised.

The exact same Safari bag... the same model... the same size... was available for just ₹1,800!

That meant a direct saving of ₹815 compared to the online price.

And the best part...

The shopkeeper also offered a 5-year warranty.

That was the moment I realized that a big online discount doesn't always mean the lowest price. Sometimes, the MRP is shown much higher to make the discount look attractive, while the actual selling price at local stores can be even lower.

Now I've made it a habit.

Before buying anything, I don't just check online shopping apps—I also compare prices at nearby stores.

It only takes 5–10 minutes, but it can save hundreds of rupees.

This time, I saved ₹815, so I thought I'd share this experience with all of you.

Have you ever found a product that was more expensive online but cheaper offline? Share your experience in the comments!

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

Flipkart is also doing such a big scam that it means they give duplicate goods to the customers.

[sonali @sonali0_]

🚨 @Flipkart big Scam🥺

Are duplicate products being sold to customers?😱

A man claims that he ordered a cosmetic product from Flipkart, but when he compared it with the original product purchased offline, he noticed several differences. 😨

Difference in packaging
Different design and finish
Is this a counterfeit product, or a major supply chain issue?

Everyone who shops online should always check the product's seal, batch number, and packaging after delivery.

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

Meaning, ₹60 extra was charged on one coke and ₹120 was charged for 2 cokes. Such a big restaurant and such a bad behavior, a case should be filed against such a restaurant and the restaurant should be closed.

[sonali @sonali0_]

🥤 A ₹40 MRP Coke... Sold for ₹100! 😲

A customer visited Atmanam Restaurant for a meal. After finishing, he was shocked when the bill arrived.🤔

He was charged ₹200 for 2 cans of Coke, which means ₹100 per can.

Later, he looked closely at the Coke can and noticed that the printed MRP was only ₹40.

That means a product with an MRP of ₹40 was sold for ₹100—an extra ₹60 per can, or ₹120 extra for two cans.

The question is: Is it fair to charge 2.5 times the MRP for a packaged product? If the higher amount includes any additional service or restaurant charges, customers should be informed clearly in advance.

Customers deserve transparent and fair pricing.

We hope Atmanam Restaurant will clarify why a Coke with an MRP of ₹40 was charged at ₹100.

What do you think? Is charging ₹100 for a ₹40 MRP Coke justified? 🤔👇

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

"5 OTPs... but not a single request from me. 🤔
No app, no login, no order. 📱
Then who is triggering these OTPs? 🚨
@JioMart_Support, @jiomar users deserve an explanation. 💔"

[sonali @sonali0_]

🚨 @JioMart_Support, stop sending OTPs without any reason... and tell me why. 💔

My phone doesn't even have the JioMart app installed, yet today I have already received 5 OTPs for a JioMart / Reliance Retail Account. 😭

I didn't log in, I didn't place any order, and I never requested any OTP.👇

So here are my questions:

❓ If I don't even have the app installed, who requested these OTPs?

❓ Is someone trying to use my mobile number?

❓ Or is there a technical issue with your system?

@JioMart_Support, please investigate this matter and explain why my number is receiving repeated OTPs without any request from me.

Please tell me how and why this is happening. I expect a clear explanation.

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

Next time, you'll have to bring your own bag, trolley, and maybe even a cashier from home! 😂
A half-kilo bag of vegetables costs this much, but here, an empty bag costs ₹17! 😅 @vishal_mega

[sonali @sonali0_]

Vishal Megamart in Lakhisarai: ₹17 for a bag today, a charge for breathing tomorrow🤔

Spend ₹2,000–₹5,000 on shopping... and then buy a ₹17 bag to carry your purchases home!💔

Customer: I've already spent so much. Can I at least get a bag?👇

Vishal Mega Mart, Lakhisarai: Need a bag? Pay ₹17 more.

Customer: Does the bag have your name on it?

Vishal Mega Mart: No.

Customer: Any branding?

Vishal Mega Mart: No.

Customer: Then what exactly am I paying ₹17 for?

Vishal Mega Mart: You're asking too many questions!

In Lakhisarai, shopping now comes with a new rule: buying products is easy, but taking them home is apparently a premium feature. 😭

Today it's ₹17 for a bag, tomorrow it might be ₹10 for a trolley, ₹5 for the air conditioning, and after that maybe they'll start charging for printing the bill too!

What's your opinion? Is ₹17 for a simple carry bag a fair charge, or just an extra burden on customers' pockets? 🤔

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

Vaibhav Suryavanshi is a special talent. 🔥
At just 15, he's already making a huge impact.
Wishing him another explosive innings today. ❤️🏏

[sonali @sonali0_]

Vaibhav Suryavanshi is not just a player, he is becoming an inspiration to millions of youth.😘

At the age of just 15, Vaibhav Suryavanshi has become a brand like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. He has become such a big star at such a young age.

He has become the poster boy of Indian T20 cricket. In terms of talent, there hasn't been a greater cricketer in the world.

The bowlers in front get scared just by looking at him. Today Vaibhav Suryavanshi will rain sixes in Zimbabwe ❤️

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

When someone is selling it at a low price, then you should understand that it is good that you have caught a fraud, hence whenever you buy a mobile, make sure to get proof and check it otherwise you may suffer loss.

[sonali @sonali0_]

A ₹24,000 smartphone for just ₹10,000!😲

A man walked into a mobile shop with his wife and said he urgently needed money, so he wanted to sell his phone. To make everything look genuine, he even showed the purchase bill and his ID proof.

At first glance, nothing seemed suspicious. The phone looked fine, the documents matched, and the deal appeared to be a bargain.

But the real story came out later.

When the shopkeeper inspected the device more carefully, he discovered that the original display had already been replaced with a low-quality screen. The phone was also performing very slowly, and several technical issues started showing up.

According to the shopkeeper, this wasn't an isolated case. Several other people had previously brought in phones with similar hidden defects.

The lesson is simple: never trust a deal just because the price looks attractive. Even if the seller provides a bill and ID proof, always inspect the device thoroughly or have it checked by a professional before paying.

Because sometimes a phone that seems like a ₹10,000 bargain can end up costing you much more in the long run.

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

What happened that led to the fight?

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

Who fights in a train? We think the boy must have done something wrong, that's why he was beaten up by four girls together.

[sonali @sonali0_]

whose fault would it be 👇

Is it a train or a house of war? 😲

Three girls together beat up a boy, the reason is not known. 😲

[Hindu Voice @HinduVoice_in]

#Bangladesh

In #Madaraipur district, Islamists abducted a 4 years old Hindu girl and raped her.

After the torture, Islamists left the girl in front of her home.

Her mother is crying in front of the local influential Muslim leaders for justice.

This is the condition of the Hindu minorities in Bangladesh. They have no right to get justice.

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

This is wrong, when there is ₹2017 in the bank then how can the balance be shown less when it is ₹2000 @bankofbaroda

[sonali @sonali0_]

Big Scam of Bank of Baroda.😱

There was enough money in the account to pay the EMI... yet the installment bounced! 😳

A boy was preparing to pay his EMI, just like every month. The installment amount was ₹2,000, so he checked his bank balance first. His account had ₹2,017.58 available. Since the balance was higher than the EMI amount, he assumed everything would go smoothly.

But when the payment process started, a message appeared on the screen a few seconds later that left him shocked:

"Payment Failed – Insufficient Balance" ❌

The boy couldn't understand how this was possible. His account had ₹2,017, and the EMI was only ₹2,000. So why did the system say the balance was insufficient?

Now he is wondering whether the bank added some extra charges, whether auto-debit required additional funds, or if it was simply a technical issue.

The most interesting part is that many people believe having the exact EMI amount in their account is enough. However, in some cases, processing charges, GST, hold amounts, or other banking factors can cause an EMI payment to fail.

Now the boy is waiting for an explanation from the bank, because the biggest question on his mind is:

If there was more money in the account than the EMI amount, then why did the installment bounce? 🤔

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

A ₹500 order shouldn't end with an empty dessert box. 😭
Customers deserve every item they pay for.
Hopefully, the issue is resolved with a proper refund or replacement.

[sonali @sonali0_]

A girl ordered food worth ₹500 online... but the most important item was missing! 😭

She was busy with work, so she ordered food online. Everything seemed fine, but when she opened the Gulab Jamun box, there was only syrup inside.

The Gulab Jamuns were gone. 💔

Now it's hard to tell whether the restaurant forgot to pack them, there was a packaging mistake, or the delivery person suddenly felt like having something sweet on the way. 😭

A ₹500 order, and for dessert, only syrup... that's truly heartbreaking!

Or a shorter version:

A girl ordered food worth ₹500 online.

Gulab Jamun was included in the menu.

When she opened the box, she found only syrup inside. 😭

Whoever ate the Gulab Jamuns could have at least left the spoon behind! 😂

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

He works hard, if he wishes he can make videos, people kept making fun of him and he also became India's number 1 blogger and today Sourav Joshi's net worth is more than Rs 60 crore.

[sonali @sonali0_]

Sourav Joshi India's No. 1 Blogger 😲

He started blogging in 2015 and now has a net worth of Rs 60 crore. People used to laugh at him for making videos everywhere and today people want to take selfies with him. 🤔

Sourav Joshi and Avantika both went to an event and started blogging there. Okay, you are a big YouTuber but blogging is not right everywhere.

In such a big community, Saurav Joshi and Avantika are creating a blog and people are laughing, then a man takes the mobile from them and starts creating a blog with them.

Should such a big YouTuber have done this?

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

"A mother's greatest luxury isn't a smartphone—it's seeing her child achieve the dream she sacrificed everything for."

[sonali @sonali0_]

NEET UG Result Ceremony👇

A Mother Didn’t Buy a Smartphone, She Made Her Son a Doctor❤️

After the NEET UG results, a mother was seen taking a picture of her son's success with a keypad mobile phone.

Perhaps she never bought herself an expensive smartphone. Perhaps every extra rupee was spent on her son's books, coaching classes, and education.

Today, her son is on the verge of becoming a doctor, and she is capturing his achievement with that same old phone.

She didn’t upgrade her phone; she upgraded her son’s future. ❤️

📯 A mother still uses a keypad phone today.

Because instead of buying herself an iPhone, she invested that money in making her son a doctor.

Today, she feels like the richest person in the world. ❤️🏆👩‍⚕️📚

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

@letsblinkit Why all this and such things, do you mean you are fooling us, tell me why are you charging Rs 31 extra?

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

@letsblinkit Why all this and such things, do you mean you are fooling us, tell me why are you charging Rs 31 extra?

[sonali @sonali0_]

Blinkit Showed Two Different Prices in the Same House 🤯

Blinkit pulled off something truly surprising! 😱

Same house, same address, same time, same products, and the same delivery location...🤔

Yet two different bills.

The exact same order cost ₹173 on the wife's phone, while it showed ₹204 on the husband's phone.

The order contained only FruBon Paneer (200g) and Amul Unsalted Buttermilk (440ml).

Both phones were Samsung Galaxy S25 series devices, and the prices were checked at the same time. Still, there was a ₹31 difference.

So the real question is:

What was the extra ₹31 for?

Same products, same address, same time, same delivery...

Then why was the price different?

I always thought online shopping platforms offered the same price to all customers for the same products. But in this case, it seems that different accounts were being shown different prices.

If we had bought these items from a local store, at least the shopkeeper wouldn't have asked which phone we were using before deciding the price.

Same products.
Same time.
Same house.

So why was ₹31 charged extra?

[sangeeta @Shophia99]

This is the truth of Indian Railways that people are looting chips packets from the box and running away in front of the police.