Krish S | Lead Recruiter - APAC

Lead - Talent Acquisition @usemultiplier | Ninja Sourcer 🕵️| Coach | Leader | Amateur Babysitter 👶

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

what is real happiness?

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

what consistency actually is.

[Krish S | Lead Recruiter - APAC @KrishnenduS13]

Hey @WisprFlow, did something explode internally?

Sign up not working.
Mac app download not working.
Android not working either.

Tried across devices and platforms. Zero success.
Would love to use the product, but right now this sucks big time!

[Krish S | Lead Recruiter - APAC @KrishnenduS13]

@WisprFlow Hey team, a very bad experience to start with. Unable to download nor sign up for the product on my Mac M4. Been the case for more than 24 hours now. What's happening?

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

Habits that will improve your life:

[Sundar Pichai @sundarpichai]

See you all at Google I/O starting May 19th! https://t.co/KgNKbb3nMu

[Tiago Forte @fortelabs]

In an AI-infused world, the feeling of your 3 year-old daughter reaching up to hold your hand will be worth millions of dollars

[The Random Recruiter @randomrecruiter]

Fake North Korean IT workers infiltrated hundreds of F500 companies by stealing identities and landing remote IT jobs.

They used laptop farms, AI generated resumes, and video filtering software to pose as US based developers.

They generated $800M for the Kim regime in 2024 alone.

This is one of the biggest reasons companies are now mandating RTO and onsite interviews.

The remote hiring trust model is broken.

[Power of Positivity @LIVEpositivity]

Your grandmother’s prayers are still protecting you. 👵🙏💖

[David J Phillips @davj]

Founders taking a team photo with their first 10 employees

[Pankaj @the2ndfloorguy]

https://t.co/cV8xxvnR2z

[anand mahindra @anandmahindra]

He makes the description: ‘Senior Citizen’ seem way out of place.

Can you maintain this bulk without steroids? Don’t know.

But it’s his attitude that’s going to be my motivation every time I do my weight training workout… 🙂

#MondayMotivation

[Gems Of Replies @GemsOfReplies]

🫳🏼🎤

[Nishant Bhardwaj @Nishant_Bliss]

Why Do You See BMWs, Audis, and Mercedes Selling for ₹5–10 Lakhs?

Here’s the Real Reason.

A lot of people get shocked when they see premium cars like BMW, Audi, or Mercedes being sold for ₹5–10 lakhs.

Sometimes you’ll even find relatively newer models from 2019, 2020, 2021 at unbelievably low prices.

How is that even possible?

Well, here is the part most people have absolutely no idea about.

1. Every Car Has a CVD Value

When you buy a car, insurance is mandatory.

Along with that, every car is assigned a CVD value, which means Current Vehicle Depreciated Value.

This is the value of the car after accounting for yearly depreciation, and insurance uses this number to determine how much they will pay in case of heavy damage.

2. When a Luxury Car Meets With an Accident

Luxury cars have extremely expensive parts and repairs.

Example: A BMW 3 Series meets with a big accident and goes to the workshop.

The repair estimate comes to ₹25–30 lakhs.

Very common and very normal for these brands.

If the car’s CVD value is around ₹35–40 lakhs, the insurance company will not repair it. Instead, they will categorise it as a:

→ Total Loss Vehicle

Meaning:

It is cheaper for the insurance company to pay the owner the CVD amount and write off the car completely, instead of repairing it.

3. What Happens to the Car After Total Loss?

Most people believe total loss cars get scrapped.

Absolutely not.

Insurance companies sell these vehicles to specialised vendors who rebuild cars from scratch. These vendors buy the car for around:

→ 50–60% of the CVD value

If CVD was ₹30 lakhs, the vendor gets it for ₹18–20 lakhs.

4. Vendors Rebuild the Entire Car

These vendors use:

- Used parts
- Imported parts
- Fabricated parts
- Refurbished structural components

They rebuild the entire vehicle and bring it back to showroom-like condition.

Even official workshops sometimes declare a car “non-repairable”, but these vendors can still rebuild it.

5. Then It Goes Back Into the Market

Once restored, the vendor sells the car for ₹25-27 lakhs to a used-car dealer, and that dealer then sells it to a customer at ₹30L.

So, an ₹80 lakh car is now available in the market for ₹30 lakhs after passing through multiple hands.

Here, the example I used refers to a newer model that is barely 2–3 years old and lightly driven. The CVD for older cars is much lower, which is why those models are available at even cheaper prices.

The catch is:

→ Buyers never get to know it was a total loss car.

There are many ways to hide that history once the car changes jurisdictions or goes through non-authorised channels.

6. The Truth Behind “Unbelievably Cheap Premium Cars”

Whenever you see a nearly-new Mercedes, BMW or Audi at an extremely low price, you can be almost certain:

It was a total loss car rebuilt by a vendor and pushed back into the used-car market.

Most people have no idea this ecosystem even exists.

If you ever wondered why these cars sell for such insanely low prices, now you know how the entire chain works behind the scenes.

[Krish S | Lead Recruiter - APAC @KrishnenduS13]

Fix this. Now.
This is your last chance before it escalates publicly and legally. I’ll make sure no other rider has to suffer like this.

#TVSMotor #SmartXonnect #CustomerComplaint #ConsumerRights #DefectiveProduct

[Krish S | Lead Recruiter - APAC @KrishnenduS13]

Hey @tvsmotorcompany — I regret buying your Smart Xonnect S20X. This device has been a complete disaster. Pathetic product. Zero support. You’ve lost a customer. Here's why. 🧵👇

[Krish S | Lead Recruiter - APAC @KrishnenduS13]

I’ve already raised this via email (invoice attached, still under warranty). If I don’t get a proper response within 24 hours:
✅ I’m filing a Consumer Forum complaint
✅ Posting detailed reviews on Play Store, Google, Amazon
✅ Emailing your top leadership