@vikramchandra At this rate, the only foolproof proof of citizenship would be a video recording of doctors delivering you from the womb in an Indian ICU.
@UnSubtleDesi Going by the current state of events - if the phone didn't had the feature to magically vanish when someone is caught using it to cheat in exams, it's phone manufacturer's fault.
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'Dr Lal PathLabs' is not a diagnostic company but actually a secret service agency.
A few days ago, I needed to get an urgent X-ray done, so called one of their labs to confirm everything beforehand before making the visit. Except I found out you can't actually call the lab; you end up calling their customer service instead.
Anyways, I explained what I needed and simply asked the customer service representative for the direct contact number of that particular lab so I could speak to them directly and coordinate.
And their response โ โSir, we donโt have the direct contact number of our labs. We can just tell the address and the working hoursโ
I was like, what!!!
This meant if I want to actually speak to the lab to coordinate anything with them, I've to physically go here and there in an emergency situation.
Pure stupidity is what I think.
I've no idea what the reason is behind this setup, but if your own customer service cannot connect a customer with your own diagnostic centre, perhaps the labs are operating under a level of secrecy usually reserved for intelligence agencies.
@ShivrattanDhil1 Visitors are top government and business representatives. Hotels are making money out of an audience with deepest of pockets, that's primary concerned about top-notch service and security. Everywhere obsession with price point isn't correct.
So a guy buys a Bravia TV for โน1.5L; its panel died on its own within warranty but Sony blamed 'external damage with zero proof.
The customer responds with https://t.co/2wo2boKuLb, a site documenting the whole dispute. It's now turn of the company that replies with a โน5 crore legal notice demanding he delete the site apologize unconditionally, and hand over the domain in the name of "cybersquatting." But, the customer didn't budge, infact he posts the notice and the rebuttal publicly on the same website (๐ช).
Sony will probably win the legal fight but the brand value isn't decided in court, it's in public perception and seems that verdict's already out.